Telehealth Concussion Care
Telehealth Concussion Care Across NY, NJ & CT
Telehealth makes it easier to stay on track with concussion recovery between in-person visits. Secure virtual visits with Kavera NeuroHealth support timely assessment and follow-up for patients across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, and they reduce the travel that can be hard when symptoms are still present.
How virtual visits fit into your care
Telehealth supports continuity of care alongside your in-person evaluation. Your clinician decides what can be handled virtually and what calls for an in-person visit. Telehealth here is for evaluation and follow-up. It is not online prescribing, and it does not replace clinical care.
Virtual care across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut
John M. Abrahams, MD is licensed in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, so we can see patients by secure video visit across all three states. Virtual visits make it easier to begin care quickly and stay on track with follow-up wherever you are in the tri-state area, while in-person evaluation remains available at our Westchester offices when it is the right step.
Timely assessment.
A secure video visit lets us begin concussion evaluation promptly, without the travel that can be difficult while symptoms persist.
Tracking that reaches you at home.
Between visits, brief symptom check-ins reach you by email or text and flow back to your care team for review. The Kavera Concussion Platform organizes this tracking as a support tool; it does not provide treatment and does not prescribe.
Continuity between visits.
Virtual follow-up keeps your care responsive as recovery evolves, so adjustments happen without waiting for the next in-office appointment.
In-person when it matters.
Some assessments are best done in the office. Your clinician will tell you when an in-person evaluation is the right step, and our Westchester offices are available for that care.
Explore the concussion program
Our full concussion program.
Concussion program overviewRecognizing the signs.
Concussion symptomsPersistent symptoms.
Post-concussion syndrome careAthletes and return to play.
Sports concussion & return to playChildren and teenagers.
Youth & pediatric concussion careRecent injury or accident.
Concussion after a car accidentWhat a telehealth visit involves
Secure video visit.
You connect from home over a secure video link, and your clinician reviews your history, current symptoms, and how your recovery is progressing.
Structured tracking.
Brief check-ins between visits capture how symptoms change over time and flow back to your care team through the Kavera Concussion Platform.
Guideline-informed follow-up.
Your clinician aligns recommendations with recognized concussion-management guidelines and adjusts the plan as you improve.
In-person when needed.
When an examination is best done in the office, your clinician arranges an in-person visit at our Westchester offices.
Telehealth concussion questions.
Can concussion care be done by telehealth?
Virtual visits can support assessment and follow-up. Your clinician decides which parts of your care are appropriate for telehealth and which require an in-person visit.
Is a telehealth visit a replacement for in-person care?
No. It complements in-person care and supports continuity between visits.
Do you prescribe medication online?
This page is about virtual evaluation and follow-up. Any treatment decisions are made by your clinician through your overall plan of care.
Which states can you see patients in by telehealth?
Dr. Abrahams is licensed in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, and we can provide virtual concussion visits to patients located in any of those three states.
Where are you located?
Kavera NeuroHealth has offices at 244 Westchester Avenue, Suite 209, West Harrison, NY 10604, and 1985 Crompond Road, Suite B2, Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567. Call (914) 948-3008.
Visit us in Westchester
West Harrison
244 Westchester Avenue, Suite 209
West Harrison, NY 10604
Cortlandt Manor
1985 Crompond Road, Suite B2
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
Phone: (914) 948-3008 · Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM · Physician: John M. Abrahams, MD
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This page is general health information, not medical advice, and does not create a doctor–patient relationship. If you think you or your child may have a serious head or brain injury, seek emergency care or call 911.