Strongest evidence
Raeven Resilience
Build the brain you want to be protecting.
Most brain injury care begins after the impact. Raeven Resilience begins before it. It is a prevention-first program for people who have never had a concussion and want to lower their risk, as well as for those who have recovered and do not want to repeat the experience.
It is built for athletes of every age and level, and equally for the people no one designs these programs for: accident and workers' compensation patients, service members and veterans, law enforcement and first responders, professionals who cannot afford lost cognitive ground, and older adults for whom a single fall changes everything.
The honest premise
No one can be made concussion-proof. Everyone can be made more resilient.
A concussion happens when the brain is subjected to rapid acceleration and rotation inside the skull. No program, supplement, helmet, or mouthguard eliminates that risk, 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 shift the odds of injury and, far more clearly, shorten and smooth the recovery when injury does occur.
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.
The six pillars
Every pillar is assessed at baseline, addressed with a written plan, and re-measured over time.
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 head-injury history, exposure, medications, and the factors that alter recovery. We complete validated screenings, establish baselines, and build your written risk profile.
Phase Two
Foundation
Over the first eight weeks we correct what the assessment revealed, implement your sleep protocol, begin guided neck work, refer out when indicated, and address metabolic and vascular health.
Phase Three
Build
Across months three through six, training progresses and reaction-time work is layered in for your specific environment. Baselines are repeated and your plan is adjusted based on measurable progress.
Phase Four
Maintenance & Rapid Access
Annual or seasonal re-baselining keeps your data current. 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 resilience program is only credible if it produces numbers. Yours are tracked from the first visit forward, reviewed with you directly, 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.
Resilience is physiological, so it follows 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
$1,500 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 risk profile with recommendations. Complete whether or not you continue.
Most complete
Full Six Month Program
$1,450 per month
$8,700 over six months, or $6,960 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.
Getting started
Begin before the impact.
Whether you are 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.
Connect with our teamThis 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.