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Group 5: Dominic Monico, Benjamin Hernandez, Ami Solow 

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Group 5: Dominic Monico, Benjamin Hernandez, Ami Solow 

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At our sports medicine clinic, our mission is to prevent and treat concussions through protocols. We are committed to educating athletes, coaches, and trainers about concussion risks and the proper steps for treatment. Our goal is to promote safety and prevention by providing thorough training on concussion protocols. We ensure our staff are well prepared and consistently follow NCAA standards in concussion management. We will revise our concussion protocols annually or as new research and guidelines are updated.

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Group 4: Blake Toguchi, Samuel Le, Hunter Hua, Luke Thomas Anderson

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Group 4: Blake Toguchi, Samuel Le, Hunter Hua, Luke Thomas Anderson

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Our mission, as an emerging clinic, is to provide education to athletes, their parents, coaches, and the general public about concussions. Our cohesive concussion prevention plan is focused on early recognition and treatment, with primary emphasis on preserving the long term health of our athletes. Promoting and practicing NCAA protocol is at the core of our clinic's mission, and we are committed to regular review and updates to our protocols to reflect latest research and advancements in medical technology. Our staff reviews our guidelines constantly and have monthly mandatory meetings making sure that the quality of our treatment remain pristine and undiminished. Our players are required to attend subject classes embedded into their atheltics program that teaches them how to prevent and recognize concussions.

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Group 2: Michael Nguyen, Ben Thai, Sari Sleem, and Brian Huynh

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Group 2: Michael Nguyen, Ben Thai, Sari Sleem, and Brian Huynh

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The purpose of our mission is to provide education and intensive care for coaches and athletes affected by concussions. We are committed to treating and preventing concussions because it is a common injury for athletes. Being a life threatening condition which could also lead to second impact, our attentiveness is high. This is to make sure that athletes can continue to play without having to worry about their well-being. Our staff is trained properly to handle concussions that may be suffered by our athletes. We prioritize awareness and readiness, and our coaches and athletes are knowledgeable of concussions and actions to take the event of one. To make sure that our protocols are up to standard we will make sure to quarterly hold conferences to ensure that protocols are updated and safe. If there are any questions or concerns please contact our clinic at 7143291929 or email us at BBSM@gmail.com.

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Group 8: Andrea Guillen Salgado, Megan Hizon, Ashley Ventura, Daniel Yu

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Group 8: Andrea Guillen Salgado, Megan Hizon, Ashley Ventura, Daniel Yu

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As a new clinic, our main goal is to ensure the safety of our athletes by implementing a concussion treatment and prevention protocol. Our treatment plan includes effective recognition and diagnosis of concussions which is followed by other NCAA guidelines to reduce the risk of further damage. We aim to educate coaches and players to make sure athletes wear the right protective equipment for their sport, making sure that the equipment fits properly, is well maintained, and worn consistently and correctly to prevent concussions from occurring. These protocols will be reviewed and revised by our athletic trainers every six months to keep it up to date with the NCAA. By reviewing and updating the concussion protocols, this will ensure that the athletes remain in optimal condition.

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Group 3 - C. Franklim, S. Pleitez, C. Christy

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Group 3 - C. Franklim, S. Pleitez, C. Christy

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FC 25 is committed to the care of concussions, including prevention, establishment of an accurate diagnosis, and evidence-based treatment. Education for athletes, coaches, and the community regarding the risk of concussion and concussion prevention will be pursued with continuous research and innovative practices to enhance the course of recovery. As a result, this will minimize lingering effects, chronic conditions, and symptoms, and safeguard against any possibilities of Second Impact Syndrome. As time goes on, we will start incorporating more activity into the athlete's life until slowly, but surely, they are ready to head back to full participation. Our model combines personalized attention, advanced technology, and a team that will work with every athlete, focusing on an overall positive experience in every aspect of the recovery process, because no family deserves to grieve for their beloved athletes.

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Group 7: Aditri Harish, Matthew Kim, Diego Munoz, Riley Tran

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Group 7: Aditri Harish, Matthew Kim, Diego Munoz, Riley Tran

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Our mission is to educate athletes, coaches, trainers, and parents on concussions. We strive to provide safe treatments for concussions, as well as knowing the dangers and signs of concussions. We will continue to promote the prevention of concussions by educating all staff while following all NCAA protocols and we will verify our protocols and make any changes if needed. We will require our staff to attend monthly trainings to maximize efficiency. Our priority is to provide quality care to all.

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Group 9: Justin Yoo, Madisyn Alcancia, Daniel Hwang, Sue Leen Park

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Group 9: Justin Yoo, Madisyn Alcancia, Daniel Hwang, Sue Leen Park

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Our mission as a clinic is to prevent concussions and educate our athletes on concussions matters and protocol, and to treat our athletes using concussion protocol. We want our stakeholders and clients to know the consequences if concussions are not treated properly. We also want to help them learn how to properly treat these concussions as a parent or coach. Our staff undergoes concussion training in accordance with NCAA guidelines and policies. We prioritize concussion matters and take them extremely seriously. Additionally, our staff review the concussion treatment plans every month, making sure they are up to date.

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Our clinic's mission is to educate athletes, coaches, parents, and trainers on performing concussion treatment in a safe and efficient manner. Concussions can be a life-threatening injury if not treated properly, which is why we want to treat our patients with extra care. We will work to promote the safety and prevention of concussions by training our staff thoroughly, following all NCAA protocols. Our staff will review these concussion protocols and train for them every month. We will work to be a patient-centered clinic that provides quality care and treatment.

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Group 1: Keerat Sidhu, Assma Albayati, and Janae Wu

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Group 1: Keerat Sidhu, Assma Albayati, and Janae Wu

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Our mission as a new clinic is to provide education and treatment about concussions to athletes, coaches, and athletic trainers. We want our stakeholders to know about the dangers of concussions, and how they can negatively affect someone's life if not treated correctly. In addition, we will promote this by safely implementing the concussion protocol, given by the NCAA. All staff will require bi-monthly concussion trainings after they receive their athletic trainer license. We will revise our protocols every three months, to make sure everything is safe and up to date.