Who this is for: Written for chiropractic, PT and medical practices considering a partnership for in-office concussion testing.

Key takeaways

  • Partners get a dedicated contact, testing days at their own office, physician-reviewed diagnostic reports and specialty coordination on request.
  • Partners provide a quiet room, complete referrals and help scheduling patients.
  • No equipment to maintain and no minimum referral volume.
  • Braintree is diagnostics-only, so your patients stay with you.
  • Referrals should be based on clinical need. The program involves no referral incentives of any kind.

Built for practices that see accident patients

The Provider Partner Program is for chiropractors, physical therapists, primary care physicians and other treating providers who regularly care for patients after crashes and falls. It gives your practice a consistent way to identify, test and document possible brain injuries without buying equipment, hiring technicians or arranging neurologist interpretation yourself.

Instead of wondering whether a patient's fog meant something more, partners have a clear next step.

What partners receive

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Standardized measures add structure to what patients report.
  • A simple referral pathway with a dedicated point of contact
  • Scheduled mobile testing days at your own office
  • Reports interpreted by a neurologist, with a copy to the referring provider
  • Help coordinating specialty evaluations when you request it
  • Staff materials, including an intake symptom checklist and patient explanation sheets

What partners provide

A quiet room on testing days, complete referrals with relevant history, and help scheduling and reminding patients. That is all. There is no equipment to maintain and no minimum referral volume, and you can pause referrals whenever you choose.

How onboarding works

It starts with a 15-minute briefing. We learn about your practice, patient volume and locations, and you learn how referrals and testing days work. We share referral materials and set your first testing day once you have patients to refer. Many practices complete onboarding in a single conversation. Program terms are confirmed by our operations team.

Reports come back to you, and coordination happens only with your approval.

Protecting your patient relationships

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Braintree testing takes place at the referring provider’s office.

Braintree is diagnostics-only. We do not offer treatment, so your patients stay with you. Reports come back to you, specialty coordination happens only with your approval and specialist findings return to your chart. That is the core of "we diagnose, you treat."

Compliance and conduct

Referrals should be based on clinical need. The program involves no referral incentives of any kind. Patient information is handled through secure channels in line with applicable privacy rules. Groups with several locations can use one consistent process across every site.

What partners tell us

Partners most often say the program gave them confidence. Instead of wondering whether a patient's fog or headaches meant something more, they had a clear next step and standardized findings to discuss. Front desks appreciate one contact and a simple form, and patients appreciate being tested in a familiar office. Book a briefing or call 813-709-3771.

Frequently asked questions

How long does onboarding take?

It starts with a short briefing; we confirm timing with you.

Do we lose control of our patients?

No. Patients stay with you, and you decide care.

We diagnose. You treat.

Mobile, physician-reviewed concussion and TBI diagnostics for Florida providers and their accident patients. Reports go to a neurologist ahead of the neuro evaluation; the referring provider then receives a copy for advanced imaging and treatment recommendations.

Book a 15-minute callRefer a patient

Or call 813-709-3771