HQ BaselineFor sports medicine clinics
Pre-injury data on every patient who plays a contact sport.
When a concussion patient walks into your clinic without a baseline, you're diagnosing in the dark. HQ Baseline lets you capture a baseline at the first visit — or retrospectively reference one collected by the school.
- Included
- BAA
- Integrated
- EMR
- Aware
- Subtype
- In-clinic
- 15 min
For clinicians
What a modern concussion practice needs.
In-clinic baselines
Capture a baseline during the initial well visit. Fifteen minutes in the waiting room and it's done.
Post-injury comparison
Retake the same battery in-clinic and see subtype-level deltas versus the patient's own baseline.
EMR integration
Push results into Epic, Cerner, Athena, and others via HL7 FHIR. No double-charting.
Subtype radar
PCSS symptoms mapped across cognitive, vestibular, ocular, and cervical subtypes — so you know where to direct rehab.
Referral-friendly reports
Clean, shareable PDFs for referring clinicians, athletic trainers, and parents. Your brand, not ours.
Billable workflow
Documentation that supports 96125, 96132, and related codes where appropriate. Ask us about specific reimbursement patterns.
Sports medicine clinicians live with the same frustration: athletes show up after a hit, nobody has a baseline, and you have to triage symptoms against a population norm that may or may not reflect the patient in front of you. HQ Baseline closes that gap two ways.
At the well visit
Any patient with contact-sport exposure gets a baseline on their first visit. Fifteen minutes in an exam room or waiting area, and the clinic has an objective pre-injury reference for that patient’s cognition, balance, and reaction time.
At the concussion visit
When the same patient returns after an injury, you retake the battery and HQ produces a subtype-aware comparison automatically. You see exactly which domain changed most — cognitive, vestibular, ocular, or cervical — which directs your rehab plan from day one.