Concussion Toolkit provides gender-informed concussion management solutions through a bespoke toolkit that includes simultaneous return-to-play and return-to-learn guidelines. The startup addresses the lack of inclusive recovery support in sports, particularly for women, by offering evidence-based resources and consultations to enhance concussion protocols in athletic organizations.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Current concussion management often overlooks gender-specific differences, despite research indicating that women may experience more severe and longer-lasting symptoms. Existing return-to-play protocols may not adequately address the holistic recovery needs of all athletes, potentially leading to incomplete recovery and increased risk of long-term complications.
Solution
Concussion Toolkit offers gender-informed concussion management solutions through a comprehensive toolkit and consultancy services. The toolkit provides cohesive return-to-play and return-to-learn guidelines designed to be implemented concurrently, addressing all aspects of an athlete's life. By identifying pain points within existing concussion management systems, Concussion Toolkit implements bespoke strategies to enhance support for sporting communities, ensuring a more inclusive and effective recovery process. Their approach centers on the individual experience, incorporating this perspective into medical research and practical guidance.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes athletic organizations, sports clubs, and schools seeking to improve their concussion management protocols and provide inclusive recovery support for athletes.
Features
- Gender-informed return-to-play and return-to-learn guidelines.
- Holistic approach addressing all aspects of an athlete's recovery.
- Consultancy services to identify and address organizational pain points in concussion management.
- Bespoke strategies to enhance support for sporting communities.
- Integration of individual experiences into medical research.