Physician - Sports Medicine
Patrick Mularoni MD
Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital - Pediatric Sports Medicine & Comprehensive Concussion Clinic
📍 Bradenton
Rehabilitation/Brain InjuryMultidisciplinary Concussion
Concussion specialist
Jeremy Ng MD
📍 Bradenton, Florida · ✓ Listing verified 2026-07-11
About
Jeremy Ng, MD is a Bradenton, Florida Sports Medicine specialist whose subspecialty is Concussion Management. They see patients at Coastal Orthopedics. Their role there is Concussion management specialist.
Areas of concussion focus include Sports Concussion, ImPACT Testing and Return to Play. In this directory the listing sits under Multidisciplinary Concussion and Return to Play/Learn.
The practice sees athletes and adults.
Services
Multidisciplinary ConcussionReturn to Play/Learn
Clinical focus areas
ConcussionSports ConcussionImPACT TestingReturn to Play
Details
Provider typePhysician - Sports Medicine
SpecialtySports Medicine
PracticeCoastal Orthopedics - Comprehensive Concussion Program
RoleConcussion management specialist; Credentialed ImPACT Consultant (CIC)
ServesAthletes/Sports, Adult
Before your first appointment
Patients who contact Jeremy Ng in Bradenton usually want to be clear on a few things first:
- how return-to-play clearance works — The standard stepwise protocol athletic trainers and team physicians follow.
- the 2- and 4-week persisting thresholds — The sourced duration numbers, and the point where waiting stops being a plan.
- the 6 stages of concussion recovery — A stage-by-stage timeline, and what should be happening at each one.
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