TBI Testing for Chiropractors in Florida

Your accident patients trust you. When neck pain shows up together with headaches, dizziness, or fog, a concussion may have been missed. Braintree brings objective brain injury testing to your practice. You don't need equipment, a department, or new hires.

Why chiropractors partner with us

• Testing is done at your office, with no outside appointment for the patient
• Physician-reviewed reports go to you
• Diagnostics only: the patient stays in your care
• Statewide mobile coverage from our Tampa Bay base

The gap chiropractors see every week

Chiropractors are often the first provider an accident patient sees regularly. Over several visits you hear about the headaches that won't go away, the fog, the trouble sleeping. These symptoms fall outside spinal care, but they affect recovery, and they may point to a concussion that was never documented in the emergency department. Without objective testing, all you can do is note the complaint and hope another provider picks it up.

What a partnership looks like day to day

Once you're a partner, referring is part of your routine. Your team screens accident patients at intake and re-exam, and when symptoms persist you send a referral through our form or by phone. We coordinate a testing day with your front desk, often grouping several patients. On that day our technician sets up in a quiet room and works through the referred patients while your adjustments continue as normal. The physician-reviewed report comes back to you and goes into the chart.

How the report helps your care plan

Objective findings give you something concrete to discuss with the patient and to use in planning. Findings may support coordinating specialty evaluation, such as vestibular therapy or neurology, while you continue spinal care. Braintree helps with that coordination, and you remain the treating provider. That is what "we diagnose, you treat" means in practice.

Questions chiropractors ask

Do I need special training? No. Our team carries out the testing.

Will the patient see another chiropractor? No. We don't provide treatment.

How do I explain it to patients? Tell them it's a set of non-invasive tests done in your office to check how the brain is functioning after the accident, and that you'll go over the results together. Our patient guide can help.

Referral in three steps

1. Submit the referral form or call 813-709-3771
2. We schedule testing at your office
3. You receive the report and continue treatment

Resources

• Provider referral checklist
• How chiropractors refer for TBI testing
• FAQ for providers

Getting started

Getting started takes one short conversation. In a 15-minute briefing we explain the referral form, the intake screening questions, how testing days are scheduled, and how reports reach your chart. Most practices send their first referral within days. There's no equipment to buy, no long-term commitment, and no change to how you treat. If you have several locations, we can plan testing days across them so every location has the same simple pathway. Call 813-709-3771 or book online. Patients with emergency red flags should always be sent to the ER first.

Supporting your patients through the process

Patients often feel anxious when they hear the word "brain." Explain that these are routine, non-invasive measurements and that the point is to understand their symptoms, not to alarm them. Let them know they'll be tested in your office and that you'll go over the results together. That reassurance from a provider they trust makes testing day go smoothly and keeps patients engaged in their recovery.