Academic/University Program

Weill Cornell Medicine Pediatric Concussion Program

📍 New York, New York · ✓ Listing verified 2026-07-11

About

Concussion care at Weill Cornell Medicine Pediatric Concussion Program is delivered from New York, New York. It is an academic/university program. The practice is part of NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell.

Areas of concussion focus include Pediatric Concussion, Vestibular Rehab, Neuropsychology, Vision Therapy and Return to Play. In this directory the listing sits under Vestibular/Balance, Vision/Neuro-Optometry and Neuropsychology/Cognitive.

The practice sees athletes and children and teenagers.

The Weill Cornell Medicine Pediatric Concussion Program offers a science-based approach to assessing and managing concussion in children and adolescents. Its team of pediatric neurologists, neuropsychologists, neuro-ophthalmologists, and vestibular and physical therapists investigates the injury, performs a complete physical exam, evaluates cognitive function, and adds brain imaging or cognitive testing as needed to guide a safe return to normal activities. The program is also engaged in research on graded exercise for concussion recovery.

Services

Vestibular/BalanceVision/Neuro-OptometryNeuropsychology/CognitivePhysical TherapyMultidisciplinary ConcussionReturn to Play/Learn

Clinical focus areas

Pediatric ConcussionConcussionVestibular RehabNeuropsychologyVision TherapyReturn to PlayReturn to Learn

Details

Provider typeAcademic/University Program
Health systemNewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell
ServesAthletes/Sports, Pediatric/Youth

Before your first appointment

Patients who contact Weill Cornell Medicine Pediatric Concussion Program in New York usually want to be clear on a few things first:

More concussion care near New York

All specialists in New York → All of New York →

From our sponsor

Nutritional support for concussion recovery

ConcussionCare+ is a clinician-developed nutritional supplement designed to support the brain during concussion recovery.

Learn about ConcussionCare+ →