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Concussion Resources

When injuries happen on the court or on the playing field, Children’s is here to help kids receive the prompt diagnosis and treatment necessary to avoid complications from concussions, breaks, sprains and more so they can get back to the activities they love.

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Concussion: When to Worry About Hits to the Head

From sports injuries to big bumps and falls, kids of all ages are at risk for concussion. Know the signs and symptoms, and learn how to keep your child safe.
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Tips on Concussion Prevention

Concussion is one of the most common injuries among young athletes. But there are steps parents, coaches and athletes can take to help prevent a traumatic brain injury.
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Get Kids Safely Back to School and Sports After Concussion

Concussion is a serious head injury, and recovery takes time. Find out how to help your child return to school and sports gradually and recover successfully.
Our Concussion Program

Help make sure your child receives the concussion care he needs.

At Children’s, we’re here to care for your child—so he can get back to being a kid. Our team is specially trained to care for concussions in kids and teens and can work with your child’s doctor to create a custom treatment plan.

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This content is general information and is not specific medical advice. Always consult with a doctor or healthcare provider if you have any questions or concerns about the health of a child. In case of an urgent concern or emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department right away. Some physicians and affiliated healthcare professionals on the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta team are independent providers and are not our employees.