Concussion specialist

Colby R. Hansen MD

📍 Salt Lake City, Utah · Telehealth available · ✓ Listing verified 2026-07-11

About

Colby R. Hansen, MD is a Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (Physiatry) specialist in Salt Lake City, Utah, with a subspecialty focus in Pediatric TBI / Concussion. They see patients at University of Utah Health, part of University of Utah Health. Their role there is Associate Professor of PM&R.

Concussion work here covers Pediatric Concussion, mTBI, Brain Injury, Cognitive Rehab and Return to Learn. In this directory the listing sits under Neuropsychology/Cognitive, Rehabilitation/Brain Injury and Return to Play/Learn.

The practice sees children and teenagers and adults, and telehealth appointments are available.

This University of Utah Health service is led by Colby Hansen, MD, an associate professor in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation whose clinical interests include concussion and other forms of traumatic brain injury in children. His work spans pediatric TBI assessment, management, and rehabilitation, including post-concussive headache and return to sport, as part of the university's concussion and brain injury care for children and adults.

Services

Neuropsychology/CognitiveRehabilitation/Brain InjuryReturn to Play/Learn

Clinical focus areas

ConcussionPediatric ConcussionmTBIBrain InjuryCognitive RehabReturn to Learn

Details

Provider typePhysician - PM&R
SpecialtyPhysical Medicine & Rehabilitation (Physiatry)
PracticeUniversity of Utah Health - Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (Pediatric TBI / Concussion)
Health systemUniversity of Utah Health
RoleAssociate Professor of PM&R
ServesPediatric/Youth, Adult

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