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Children's Hospital Program
Connecticut Children's Sports Medicine - Concussion Management Program
📍 Farmington, Connecticut · Telehealth available · ✓ Listing verified 2026-07-04
About
Connecticut Children's Sports Medicine provides concussion care in Farmington, Connecticut. It is a children's hospital program. The practice is part of Connecticut Children's.
Concussion work here covers Pediatric Concussion, Sports Concussion, Return to Play, Return to Learn and Vestibular Rehab. In this directory the listing sits under Vestibular/Balance, Physical Therapy and Speech/Language.
The practice sees athletes and children and teenagers, and telehealth appointments are available.
Connecticut Children's Sports Medicine runs a comprehensive sports-related concussion program for adolescent and young adult athletes. Services include full concussion management with school and sport recommendations, therapeutic care such as physical therapy, vestibular therapy, and speech therapy, and structured return-to-play protocols. Each athlete receives a customized scholastic and athletic plan matched to their individual recovery, with locations across Connecticut including Farmington.
Services
Vestibular/BalancePhysical TherapySpeech/LanguageMultidisciplinary ConcussionReturn to Play/Learn
Clinical focus areas
Pediatric ConcussionSports ConcussionReturn to PlayReturn to LearnVestibular Rehab
Details
Provider typeChildren's Hospital Program
SpecialtyPediatric Sports Medicine
Health systemConnecticut Children's
ServesAthletes/Sports, Pediatric/Youth
Before your first appointment
Patients who contact Connecticut Children's Sports Medicine - Concussion Management Program in Farmington usually want to be clear on a few things first:
- the graduated return-to-sport steps — The standard stepwise protocol athletic trainers and team physicians follow.
- concussion signs in babies, toddlers and kids — What to watch for in a child too young to tell you what hurts.
- testing for a concussion at home — The danger signs that mean the ER tonight, and why no home test rules a concussion out.
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