Partnerships

Sather Reid Sport Medicine clinic is a multidisciplinary group of therapists that specialize in pain management and injuries. They take a one-on-one approach to treating acute and chronic injuries. They develop individually tailored treatment plans that help others move, feel, and perform better.

Peak Medical is committed to enhancing the quality of life of those served through comprehensive patient care, testing and education. Quality patient care and education leads to improved compliance which results in better patient outcomes. With Peak Medical, people in need of timely consultations, diagnostic testing and education can be seen and served while reducing the burden on today’s healthcare system.

ImPACT is the most-widely used and most scientifically validated computerized concussion evaluation system. ImPACT provides trained clinicians with neurocognitive assessment tools that have been medically accepted as state-of-the-art best practices — as part of determining safe return to play/learn decisions. ImPACT baseline testing is the cornerstone of the ImPACT Concussion Management Model. 

ImPACT Trained Physical Therapist. As the prevalence and awareness of concussions continues to rise, physical therapists have become an integral part of multi-disciplinary concussion management teams. Recognizing the need for physical therapists to be frontrunners in the education and treatment of concussion, ImPACT developed the ITPT program specifically for physical therapists. 

Sway Balance is the first FDA-cleared mobile balance testing system that reinvents the way patients and athletes are monitored for signs of balance-related dysfunction. By measuring stability using the built-in motion sensors of any iOS mobile device, clinicians can quantify postural sway in virtually any setting.

Vestibular Disorder Association (VEDA) helps people find balance. Balance is easily taken for granted. However, when the fragile vestibular organs of the inner ear are damaged by illness or injury, anyone can lose the ability to balance—not just physically, but the demands of school, work, family, and independent living. These profound impacts are often made worse by the disorder’s invisibility to others and the extended amount of time it takes to get an accurate diagnosis. – See more