Raeven Resilience

Optimize your brain. Protect your edge.

Raeven Resilience is a physician-led program for people who want to think more clearly, recover faster, and lower their risk of brain injury before anything happens. It is prevention-first care for the uninjured brain, recovery readiness for those who have had a concussion, and cognitive optimization for anyone who depends on mental performance.

It is built for athletes of every age and level, executives and professionals who cannot afford lost cognitive ground, people navigating recovery from a slip-and-fall, motor vehicle, or on-the-job injury, service members and veterans, law enforcement and first responders, and older adults for whom a single fall changes everything.

An illustrated human brain glowing with protective light, at the center of the Raeven Resilience program

The honest premise

No outcome is guaranteed. Everyone can build a more resilient, higher-performing brain.

The brain is dynamic tissue. Its performance depends on sleep, metabolic health, vascular function, cervical strength, visual-vestibular efficiency, and the cognitive skills that let it process information under load. No program, supplement, device, or training regimen can eliminate the risk of concussion or promise a specific cognitive result, and any practice claiming otherwise is not being straight with you. What the medical literature does support is narrower and more useful: a set of measurable, modifiable factors that improve day-to-day brain function, support cognitive optimization, and, when injury occurs, shorten and smooth recovery.

Raeven Resilience is built entirely on those factors. Each pillar below is a domain we assess at baseline, address with a written plan, and re-measure over time, whether your primary goal is sharper cognition, durable brain health, injury prevention, or recovery after a concussion.

Who it is for

For all minds: from the playing field to the boardroom, and every path in between.

The same physiology drives boardroom focus, fourth-quarter reaction time, recovery after a crash, and independence at eighty. What changes is the emphasis, and that is set with you at the baseline visit.

Executives and high performers

Founders, executives, surgeons, attorneys, traders, and professionals whose income depends on judgment under pressure. We measure sleep architecture, metabolic and vascular health, reaction time, and cognitive stamina, then build a program that protects focus and decision quality across long, demanding years.

Athletes of every age and level

Youth, high school, collegiate, amateur, professional, and retired athletes. Cervical strength, visual-vestibular efficiency, sleep, and documented baselines support both performance and lower concussion risk, and make recovery legible if an injury ever happens.

People recovering from a slip-and-fall, motor vehicle, or on-the-job injury

Structured evaluation of persistent symptoms after a fall, crash, or workplace head injury, with physician documentation, a graded return-to-activity plan, and a program designed to reduce the chance of a second injury.

Military, law enforcement, and first responders

Blast exposure, duty-related head impacts, shift-work sleep disruption, and chronic stress physiology addressed together, with baselines that follow you through a career.

Older adults and their families

Falls are the leading cause of traumatic brain injury after sixty-five. Balance, gait, medication review, vision, sleep, and metabolic health are addressed together to protect independence and cognitive longevity.

Adults focused on prevention and brain longevity

Anyone with a family history of dementia, a history of concussion, or a simple intention to stay sharp. Most dementia risk is established in the fifteen to twenty years before symptoms appear, which is exactly when this work matters most.

The six pillars

Every pillar is assessed at baseline, addressed with a written plan, and re-measured over time.

Strongest evidence

Cervical Strength & Head Control

Strong evidence

Sleep Architecture & Recovery Physiology

Strong evidence for recovery

Vision, Vestibular & Balance Baseline

Optimization, not protection

Metabolic & Nutritional Foundation

Emerging evidence

Reaction Time, Cognitive Load & Awareness

Strongest evidence of all

Fall Prevention for Older Adults

The program

Four phases, measured throughout.

Phase One

Baseline & Risk Stratification

A comprehensive intake covering your health history, cognitive and performance goals, head-injury exposure, medications, sleep, metabolic health, and the factors that alter brain function and recovery. We complete validated screenings, establish baselines, and build your written brain health and risk profile.

Phase Two

Foundation

Over the first eight weeks we correct what the assessment revealed: implement your sleep protocol, begin guided neck and visual-vestibular work, address metabolic, vascular, and nutritional health, and refer out when indicated. The goal is to build the physiological reserve that better brain performance and smoother recovery depend on.

Phase Three

Build

Across months three through six, training progresses and reaction-time, cognitive-load, and awareness work is layered in for your specific environment, whether that is a playing field, a factory floor, a combat role, or an executive schedule. Baselines are repeated and your plan is adjusted based on measurable progress in function and resilience.

Phase Four

Maintenance & Rapid Access

Annual or seasonal re-baselining keeps your data current and your plan aligned with your goals. You also hold a direct, same-day pathway to your physician if a head injury ever does occur, with clear criteria for emergency escalation.

Accountability

What we measure, and what we will not claim.

A brain health program is only credible if it produces numbers. Yours are tracked from the first visit forward, reviewed with you directly, used to guide optimization, and carried into any future injury as the comparison point that makes recovery legible.

  • Neck function and head control
  • Sleep quality and daytime function
  • Vision, vestibular, and balance screening
  • Metabolic and nutritional markers
  • Symptom and recovery inventories
  • Gait and balance, where relevant
  • Recovery trajectory, should an injury occur

Stated plainly

Claims we do not make.

  • Helmets and mouthguards do not prevent concussion. They are essential protection against skull fracture and catastrophic injury, and you should absolutely wear them. The evidence does not show that they prevent concussion, and we will not suggest otherwise.
  • No supplement has been shown to prevent a concussion. Omega-3 fatty acids, creatine, and vitamin D are discussed for metabolic and general health reasons. Where research has shown promise, it remains preliminary rather than proven.
  • Baseline cognitive testing is not a clearance test. It is one data point among many, interpreted alongside clinical examination and judgment, never used on its own to declare anyone safe to return.
  • Genetic risk testing does not change treatment today. If it is ever discussed, it comes with counseling and a clear explanation of its limits.

Investment

Priced by phase, structured for durability.

Brain health and resilience are physiological, so they follow physiology rather than a calendar. Cervical strength, sleep consolidation, and metabolic correction take roughly eight weeks to begin registering and closer to six months to become durable. There are three ways to begin: the baseline alone, the full six month program, or ongoing maintenance once the program is complete.

Start here

Baseline & Risk Stratification

$2,000 one time

Credited in full toward the six month program if you enroll within thirty days

Phase One on its own: an extended intake and examination, validated screenings, documented baselines, laboratory ordering, and your written brain health and risk profile with recommendations. Complete whether or not you continue.

Most complete

Full Six Month Program

$2,500 per month

$15,000 over six months, or $12,000 prepaid, a twenty percent benefit

Phases One through Three delivered together: the baseline is included, then the eight week foundation block and the build block, with scheduled telehealth reviews, physician guided programming, laboratory interpretation, repeat measures at three months, and direct messaging access between visits.

After the program

Maintenance & Rapid Access

$10,000 per year

Or $900 per month, month to month, once Phase Three is complete

Phase Four: a full annual re-baseline, or seasonal re-baselining for competitive athletes, longitudinal review of your measures, continued program progression, unlimited physician messaging, and a direct same day pathway to your physician if a head injury occurs.

An extension of your membership

If you are already a Raeven member, the six month program can be layered into your existing plan at a preferred rate, because your visits, physician access, and laboratory review are already covered. It is included at no additional charge for Raeven 360 members.

$750 per month

Laboratory testing, imaging, medications, pharmacy dispensing, supplements, wearable devices, and any outside vestibular, vision, or physical therapy services are not included in program fees and are billed separately by the providing facility. Program fees are non-refundable.

Common questions

Questions people ask before they enroll.

What is the Raeven Resilience program?

Raeven Resilience is a physician-led brain health, cognitive optimization, and injury resilience program. It combines a comprehensive baseline of cervical strength, sleep, vision and balance, metabolic markers, and reaction time with a six month guided program that improves day-to-day cognitive performance and lowers modifiable concussion risk. It is delivered by telehealth across Florida.

Can a program prevent concussion?

No program, supplement, helmet, or device can eliminate concussion risk, and we never claim otherwise. What the evidence supports is reducing modifiable risk: neck strength and head control, sleep quality, visual and vestibular efficiency, metabolic health, reaction time and awareness, and fall prevention in older adults.

Is this only for athletes?

No. Executives and professionals enroll for cognitive performance and brain longevity, people recovering from a slip-and-fall, motor vehicle, or on-the-job injury enroll for structured recovery and reduced recurrence risk, service members and first responders enroll for career-long monitoring, and older adults enroll for fall prevention and cognitive longevity.

What does the program cost?

Phase One baseline and risk stratification is $2,000 one time, credited in full toward the program if you enroll within thirty days. The full six month program is $2,500 per month, $15,000 total, or $12,000 prepaid. Maintenance and rapid access after the program is $10,000 per year or $900 per month. Existing Raeven members add the six month program at $750 per month, and it is included for Raeven 360 members.

How is a brain health program delivered by telehealth?

The work is history, validated screening, structured functional assessment, laboratory interpretation, programming, and repeated measurement, all of which are delivered effectively by secure video. Imaging, laboratory draws, and in-person vestibular, vision, or physical therapy are coordinated locally when indicated.

Do I need a prior concussion to enroll?

No. Most participants have never had a concussion. The program is prevention-first care for the uninjured brain, recovery readiness for anyone who has had a concussion, and cognitive optimization for anyone who depends on mental performance.

Who leads the program?

Dr. Marissa McCarthy, board-certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation with subspecialty certification in Brain Injury Medicine, leads every evaluation and program plan personally.

Getting started

Begin before the impact.

Whether you are optimizing cognitive performance for an executive role, preparing for a season, returning to work after an injury, or simply protecting the brain you have not yet injured, Raeven Resilience can be added to any concierge membership or delivered as a standalone program following a comprehensive consultation.

This program is designed to optimize modifiable health factors associated with brain injury risk and recovery. No program, supplement, device, or training regimen can guarantee prevention of concussion or any brain injury. Concussion can occur despite optimal physical condition and preparation. Laboratory testing, medications, pharmacy dispensing, imaging, outside therapy services, and shipping are not included in program or membership fees and are billed separately when applicable. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, or have red-flag symptoms after a head injury, call 911 or seek immediate in-person medical attention.