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Head Knock
A head knock should never be ignored. Whether it happened during training or in competition, it’s important to treat any potential concussion seriously. Even mild symptoms can indicate a more significant injury.
Concussion Hotline
Fast, Trusted, and Accessible Concussion Care for Every Athlete
Access Australia’s first national concussion hotline, connecting you directly with specialised concussion doctors anywhere in the country.
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Care When You Need It Most
Get expert medical assessment and care for concussion injuries without the wait. Our specialised doctors are ready to provide guidance and support when every minute counts.
Specialised Concussion Doctors
No Emergency Room Visit Required
Immediate Expert Advice
National Coverage
Sport-Specific Understanding
The Path to Recovery
Our Concussion Care Process
Recovery is straightforward with our four-step process. From initial assessment to full return, we guide you through each stage with expert support and care.
Two.Consultation
You can speak with one of our doctors on the same day. Our team is trained in the latest concussion management protocols and will assess your symptoms, provide initial guidance, and explain what to expect over the coming days.
Three.Diagnosis
We use evidence-based criteria to assess your condition and determine whether you have sustained a concussion. You will receive a clear explanation of your diagnosis and the steps required for your recovery.
Four.RTP Clearance
Before you return to sport, school, or work, we will guide you through a structured recovery plan. Doctors will assess your progress and provide official clearance only when it is safe to do so.
Signs You Should Seek Medical Attention Immediately
Certain symptoms may indicate a more serious injury requiring urgent care. Contact emergency services if you notice:
Loss of consciousness lasting more than 30 seconds
Persistent vomiting
Severe or worsening headache
Increasing confusion or difficulty waking
Seizures or convulsions
Evidence-Based Care
Clinical Confidence in Every Consultation
Our team is made up of experienced Australian medical professionals who follow strict evidence-based guidelines. You can trust that your care will be medically sound, clearly explained, and fully supported. This is not a generic consultation, it is expert advice tailored to concussion recovery.
What you can expect from our clinical approach:
Clear and Consistent Medical Standards
Safe Return-to-Play Decisions
Informed Symptom Monitoring
Clinical Oversight Throughout Recovery
Who We Support
Support for athletes, parents, and teams across all sports.
Whether you’re a professional athlete, a weekend player, or a parent of a young sportsperson, a head knock can be a confronting experience. The Concussion Hotline is here to support anyone affected by a potential concussion. Our service provides same-day access to doctors who are trained in the latest head injury protocols. We offer clear guidance, expert care, and reassurance to help you or your loved one take the right steps toward recovery.
Athletes of all levels who have sustained a head knock
Parents of young players seeking prompt, expert care
Coaches and trainers responsible for player safety
Anyone unsure about symptoms after a head injury
Concussion Care Pricing
Transparent Pricing
Our pricing is fully transparent, so you’ll always know what to expect before your consultation.
Standard Hours
$59/booking
8am to 6pm
Monday to Friday, for bookings made during standard operating hours, standard consultation 15 mins.
- Specialised Concussion Doctors
- Sport-Specific Understanding
- No Emergency Room Visit Required
- Safe Return-to-Play Decisions
- Immediate Expert Advice
- Clear and Consistent Medical Standards
After Hours
$69/booking
6pm to 8am
Plus weekends and Public Holidays, for bookings made out of standard operating hours, standard consultation 15 mins.
- Specialised Concussion Doctors
- Sport-Specific Understanding
- No Emergency Room Visit Required
- Safe Return-to-Play Decisions
- Immediate Expert Advice
- Clear and Consistent Medical Standards
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Get expert medical assessment and care for concussion injuries without the wait. Our specialised doctors are ready to provide guidance and support when every minute counts.
How Long Do Concussion Symptoms Really Last?
Recovery isn’t a one-size-fits-all timeline. Some bounce back in days, while others face weeks of lingering symptoms. Understanding what affects this process can make all the difference in managing the path forward.
Can You Sleep After a Concussion?
Old advice said to keep someone awake after a concussion but modern research tells a more nuanced story. Sleep and brain injury are closely linked, and understanding that connection can change how we approach early care and long-term recovery.
Which Sports Have the Highest Risk of Concussion?
While concussions can happen anywhere, some sports see far higher rates than others, especially those with frequent impacts or fast-paced contact.
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Specialised Concussion Doctors
Sport-Specific Understanding
No Emergency Room Visit Required
Safe Return-to-Play Decisions
Immediate Expert Advice
Clear and Consistent Medical Standards
Answers to your concussion care questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions about concussions? We’ve got answers. Find everything you need to know about our services, recovery, and return-to-play protocols.
If symptoms worsen, such as increasing headache, repeated vomiting, seizure, confusion, or difficulty waking, you should seek urgent medical attention immediately. Do not organise a tele-health appointment, Instead attend your nearest Hospital Emergency Department or Medical Centre. These may be signs of a more serious injury.
Yes. Children and adolescents require more conservative management. They must not return to play for at least 14 days after all symptoms have resolved, and only after medical clearance is given.
The protocol includes a minimum rest period followed by a staged approach to physical activity. Each stage must be symptom-free and medically supervised. Clearance from a medical doctor is required before full return.
Not usually. Concussions do not show up on standard brain imaging. Diagnosis is clinical and based on symptoms, history, and examination by a trained doctor.
Most people recover within 10 to 14 days. However, recovery can take longer for children and adolescents. A gradual return to normal activities is important and must be guided by a doctor.