See the brain injury others miss.
Many brain injuries don't show up on a standard CT scan. NeuroWave Dx brings blood biomarker testing, VNG, EEG, advanced brain imaging, and balance assessment together in one coordinated workup, with clear, documented findings.
One referral. A complete neuro workup.
- 🩸TBI Blood Biomarker Test
- 👁VNG (Videonystagmography)
- 〰EEG / qEEG Brain Mapping
- 🧠Advanced Brain Imaging
- ⚖Balance & Vestibular Testing
Objective
Measurable data from validated tests, not just symptom checklists or self-reported complaints.
Comprehensive
Five tests that look at brain injury from different angles, coordinated by one team in one pathway.
Documented
Clear, organized reports for treating physicians, patients, and legal teams.
A full picture of brain function after injury
Each test measures something different. Together, they give providers and patients the objective evidence they need to make decisions about care.
TBI Blood Biomarker Test
A simple blood draw measures proteins that brain cells release into the bloodstream after injury. It gives an objective, lab-based signal of brain injury that can complement imaging and clinical exams, including in mild TBI and concussion cases where a CT scan often looks normal.
VNG
Videonystagmography tracks eye movements to evaluate the inner ear and the brain pathways behind dizziness, vertigo, and visual disturbance.
EEG / qEEG
Records the brain's electrical activity to identify abnormal patterns that can follow a traumatic brain injury.
Advanced Brain Imaging
Specialized brain scans that show structural changes conventional imaging can miss after a head injury.
Balance Assessment
Computerized balance testing measures postural stability and coordination, which brain injury commonly affects.
From referral to results
A straightforward process for patients, providers, and referral partners.
Referral
A physician, clinic, or attorney refers the patient. Patients can also contact us directly.
Intake
We document the injury history and symptoms, then schedule the right combination of tests.
Testing
The patient completes testing. The blood draw is quick, and non-invasive tests are coordinated to fit the patient's schedule.
Report
Findings are compiled into a clear report and shared with the patient's care team and authorized partners.
Built for everyone affected by brain injury
Whether you're recovering from an injury, treating patients, or representing a client, NeuroWave Dx gives you objective answers.
Answers you can trust
If you've been in a car accident, a fall, or a workplace or sports injury and still don't feel like yourself, testing can help explain why.
- No complicated prep for most tests
- Results explained in plain language
- Findings shared with your doctor
Objective data for your care plan
Add brain injury testing to your practice without buying equipment. We coordinate the testing and return organized results.
- Complements your clinical exam
- Supports treatment and referral decisions
- Partnership options for clinics
Documentation for hard-to-see injuries
Brain injuries are often invisible on standard imaging. Our testing produces objective, organized findings your case team can review.
- Multi-test objective findings
- Structured, organized reports
- Fast, simple referral process
What is a TBI blood biomarker test?
It's a blood test that measures specific proteins released into the bloodstream when brain cells are injured. It's a quick, standard blood draw, and it adds an objective lab measurement to the clinical picture.
Why would I need more than one test?
Brain injuries affect people differently. Balance, eye movement, brain activity, and brain structure can each be affected. Using several tests gives a more complete and reliable picture than any single test alone.
Do I need a referral?
Many patients are referred by a physician or attorney, but you can also contact us directly. We'll explain the process and help coordinate with your doctor, since tests are ordered by a licensed provider.
My CT scan was normal. Could I still have a brain injury?
Yes. Standard CT scans are designed to find bleeding and other serious structural problems. Many concussions and mild TBIs don't show up on a CT, which is why additional testing can be valuable.
Who receives the results?
Results go to the ordering provider and the patient. With the patient's written authorization, they can also be shared with other members of the care team or legal representatives.
Refer a patient or request information
Tell us a little about who you are and how we can help. A member of our team will follow up promptly.