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Resources and Links

Concussions at Seattle Children’s

Concussion information and education

Medical Conditions: Concussion

Treatment at Seattle Children’s

Seattle Sports Concussion Program
How to Make an Appointment
- If you think your child or teen has a sport-related concussion and needs evaluation or care, schedule an appointment with our Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Department or Rehabilitation Medicine Department at 206-987-2109.
- To schedule an appointment for a non-sport-related concussion, call Rehabilitation Medicine at 206-987-2114.
- Appointments may be available in Bellevue, Federal Way, or Seattle

Additional Concussion Resources

From the Centers of Disease Control (CDC)

Other sources for concussion information and education

UW Medicine Sports Health & Safety Institute
American Academy of Neurology
Brain Injury Alliance of Washington
American Academy of Pediatrics: healthychildren.org
Summary of the Consensus Statement on Concussion in Sport (Berlin, 2016), from the Board of Certification (BOC) for the Athletic Trainer

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