Physical Therapy Clinic
One on One Physical Therapy - Vestibular & Concussion Therapy DPT
📍 Chamblee
Vestibular/BalanceHeadache/MigrainePhysical Therapy
Concussion Specialists in Chamblee, Georgia
1 verified listing in Chamblee — headache treatment, physical therapy, brain-injury rehab and vestibular therapy.
1 verified listing in Chamblee
Nearest alternatives within 50 miles
One listing rarely settles it. These are the closest verified providers to Chamblee, straight-line distance.
≈ 3 miles away · Atlanta, GA
Neurology Practice
Neuroscience Specialty Centers (The Concussion Center)
📍 Atlanta, GA
Vestibular/BalanceNeuropsychology/CognitiveHeadache/Migraine
≈ 3 miles away · Atlanta, GA
Physician - Neurology
Robert Bashuk MD
Neuroscience Specialty Centers (The Concussion Center)
📍 Atlanta, GA
Headache/MigraineRehabilitation/Brain InjuryMultidisciplinary Concussion
≈ 3 miles away · Atlanta, GA
Physician - Neurology
Robert Allen MD
Neuroscience Specialty Centers (The Concussion Center)
📍 Atlanta, GA
Rehabilitation/Brain InjuryMultidisciplinary Concussion
≈ 5 miles away · Atlanta, GA
Physician - Neurosurgery
Andrew Reisner MD
Concussion Program - Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
📍 Atlanta, GA
Multidisciplinary Concussion
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Before your first appointment
Before you book with this Chamblee provider, these are the questions patients ask most often.
- how a physical therapist treats concussion symptoms — Cervical, vestibular and oculomotor work, exertion testing, and how strong the evidence is.
- post-concussion syndrome — When symptoms outlast the expected window, and what actually shortens them.
- concussion treatment that has evidence behind it — The first 48 hours, active recovery, and the therapies used for lingering symptoms.
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