Mobile service area
Concussion & TBI Testing in Fort Myers, Naples & Southwest Florida
We come to your provider's office. We diagnose. You treat.
Southwest Florida runs from Punta Gorda to Marco Island, with Cape Coral and Lehigh Acres spread across wide suburban grids. Braintree brings testing to treating providers so patients are not sent across the region.
Concussion testing near Fort Myers
Concussion testing at your provider's office in Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Bonita Springs
Southwest Florida runs from Punta Gorda to Marco Island, with Cape Coral and Lehigh Acres spread across wide suburban grids. Instead of sending an injured patient across Southwest Florida to a testing center, Braintree brings objective, physician-reviewed concussion and TBI testing to the practice already treating them.
After a car accident in Fort Myers
I-75 through Fort Myers and Estero, US-41 through Naples, and SR 82 toward Lehigh Acres and Immokalee are the region's main crash corridors, and seasonal traffic doubles volumes in winter. If a patient is dealing with those symptoms after a crash on I-75 or anywhere else in the area, their treating provider can arrange a head injury evaluation after an accident. Availability and scheduling are coordinated with the referring provider.
Counties and cities we serve in Southwest Florida
Practice somewhere nearby? Braintree serves every town in Southwest Florida and the rest of the state, so call 813-709-3771 and we will coordinate a visit with your office.
How it works
From Southwest Florida referral to a physician-reviewed report
Referral from the treating provider
Providers can send a referral or call. Scheduling is coordinated with that provider.
Testing at the provider's office
Objective concussion and TBI testing happens at the practice in Fort Myers or nearby. Patients from Port Charlotte and the rest of Lee County do not visit a separate testing center.
Physician-reviewed diagnostic report
Reports are typically available in about 48 hours; timing may vary with case complexity and completion of required information.
The treating provider continues care
The report goes back to the Southwest Florida treating provider, who decides on care. We diagnose. You treat.
Next steps
How to arrange concussion testing in Southwest Florida
Treating providers
Bring testing to your Fort Myers practice
Take the provider fit check, send a referral, or read more for providers.
Take the provider fit checkPersonal injury attorneys
Refer a case or schedule a review
Southwest Florida firms can refer a case through the attorney page. Clinicians reach their own findings, and Braintree makes no promise about the outcome of any case.
For attorneysPeople seeking testing
Start with your treating provider
We see patients through their treating provider. Learn about concussion testing in Florida, ask your provider about Braintree, or call us.
Call 813-709-3771Questions
Concussion testing in Southwest Florida: common questions
Do you serve Cape Coral and Lehigh Acres?
Yes. Braintree serves Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties by mobile service, including Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres, Estero, Bonita Springs, Naples and Port Charlotte.
How does concussion testing work in Fort Myers?
A treating provider in Fort Myers or nearby refers the patient. Braintree brings objective concussion and TBI testing to that provider's office, and the results become a physician-reviewed diagnostic report. Reports are typically available in about 48 hours; timing may vary with case complexity and completion of required information.
Is Southwest Florida a Braintree office location?
No. Southwest Florida is a mobile service area, not an office. Braintree is headquartered in the Tampa area, serving all of Florida by mobile service. Testing takes place at the treating provider's office.
Can I get a head injury evaluation after a car accident in Cape Coral?
Start with your treating provider. If they refer you, testing is scheduled at their office in Cape Coral, Bonita Springs or elsewhere in Southwest Florida. If symptoms are severe or getting worse, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Does Braintree treat concussions?
No. Braintree provides diagnostic testing only. The treating provider receives the physician-reviewed diagnostic report and decides on care. We diagnose. You treat.
Do you serve Hendry and Glades counties?
Yes, including Clewiston, LaBelle and Moore Haven.
Do you serve Charlotte County?
Yes, including Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda.
For local providers, attorneys and patients
Concussion testing for practices in Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Naples and Port Charlotte
If you treat patients in Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres or Naples, you know Southwest Florida keeps growing. New neighborhoods feed onto Colonial Boulevard, Daniels Parkway and I-75, and traffic keeps growing.
Rebuilding after recent hurricanes brought heavy construction traffic and work zones. Those zones are common sites for sudden stops and rear-end collisions.
Clewiston, LaBelle and Moore Haven sit along SR 80 and SR 29, where truck traffic and two lane roads raise the risk of serious crashes. We bring testing to practices in all five counties.
Southwest Florida rebuild and growth notes
- I-75 from Naples to Fort Myers: commuter and season traffic
- SR 82 and SR 29: rural truck crashes
- Colonial Boulevard: dense signals
- Alligator Alley: long distance high speed travel
Main roads we cover: I-75 (including Alligator Alley), US-41 (Tamiami Trail), SR 82, SR 29 and Colonial Boulevard.
Service locations
Cities we serve in Southwest Florida
Mobile testing at your treating provider's office in every community below. See all Florida service areas.
Lee County
Cities and towns: Bonita Springs, Cape Coral, Estero, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel
Communities: Cypress Lake, Fort Myers Shores, Gateway, Iona, Lehigh Acres, Lochmoor Waterway Estates, McGregor, North Fort Myers, San Carlos Park, Three Oaks, Villas
Collier County
Cities and towns: Everglades, Marco Island, Naples
Communities: Ave Maria, Golden Gate, Immokalee, Lely Resort, Naples Manor, Naples Park, Orangetree, Pelican Bay
Charlotte County
Cities and towns: Punta Gorda
Communities: Englewood, Port Charlotte, Rotonda
Hendry County
Cities and towns: Clewiston, LaBelle
Communities: Port LaBelle
Glades County
Cities and towns: Moore Haven
Communities: Port LaBelle
Live crash reports
Braintree Crash Map: Southwest Florida
Live crash and incident reports on Southwest Florida roads from FL511, Florida's official traveler information service. If you've been in a crash, here's how to get checked.
Open the statewide Braintree Crash Map · What to watch for after a crash in Southwest Florida
Been in a crash? Get checked. Some head injury signs show up hours or days later. We are here to support you in this difficult time.
Latest crash & traffic news near Southwest Florida
Headlines from the last 24 hours, from local news outlets and FLHSMV. Each headline links to the original story on the publisher's site.
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2024 at a glance
| County | Crashes | Injuries | Deaths |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lee County | 14,737 | 9,035 | 123 |
| Collier County | 6,260 | 3,609 | 59 |
| Charlotte County | 2,862 | 1,628 | 29 |
| Hendry County | 561 | 348 | 10 |
| Glades County | 158 | 108 | 8 |
Source: Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV), 2024 Florida Traffic Crash Facts Annual Report, Traffic Crash and Injury History by County. Latest full year published. Counts are law enforcement reported crashes and are not adjusted for population or traffic. Figures may be revised by FLHSMV.
Crash sources for Southwest Florida
Go straight to the sources Floridians check for crashes and traffic. Links open the original site; Braintree does not copy or host their reports.
Concussion education
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Statewide
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Testing, not treatment
Braintree's testing is diagnostic. It is not treatment and it is not emergency care. Your treating provider in Southwest Florida stays in charge of care.
Mobile diagnostic testing is scheduled through the treating provider and is not a substitute for emergency care.
Nearby service areas
After a crash in Southwest Florida
FLHSMV recorded 23,859 crashes across Lee County (14,737), Collier County (6,260) and Charlotte County (2,862) in 2024. Many people walk away from a collision feeling fine, then notice headaches, fogginess or trouble sleeping days later.
Roads where crashes add up
Drivers in Southwest Florida share I-75, US-41, Colonial Boulevard, Daniels Parkway, Immokalee Road and Alligator Alley. Heavy traffic concentrates around I-75 through Fort Myers and Naples, US-41 and seasonal traffic that grows sharply in winter. Rear-end and side-impact collisions on these routes can jolt the head and neck even at moderate speeds, which is why a head injury check after any crash is worth considering.
Emergency care comes first
If you have a severe headache, repeated vomiting, confusion, slurred speech or weakness, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Major hospitals serving the area include Lee Memorial Hospital, Gulf Coast Medical Center, NCH Baker Hospital and HCA Florida Fawcett Hospital. Braintree does not replace emergency care. We help people who have been seen, sent home and are still not feeling like themselves.
Local questions
Do I have to travel to an office? No. Braintree is mobile across Florida and brings testing to the treating provider's office in Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero or Port Charlotte.
What do I receive? Testing is documented in physician-reviewed diagnostic reports that you and your care team can use when planning next steps.
Can my chiropractor or attorney refer me? Yes. Providers and law firms in Southwest Florida can refer patients directly, or you can book a call yourself.
Book a call or call 813-709-3771
Crash data: Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, 2024 Traffic Crash Facts.
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