Free clinical guides for practitioners using or evaluating cognitive-motor assessment.
QuickBoard is a cognitive-motor training system. These guides cover the clinical category first. They are useful whether or not you use QuickBoard.
QuickBoard Clinical Guide
Put QuickBoard to work across your caseload from day one. Pre-built protocols by population, bilateral symmetry tracking, jump testing, and how to read the automated PDF reports.
Download freeQuickBoard for Athletic Trainers
Back your return-to-play calls with objective data, surface deficits that strength and range-of-motion testing miss, and run concussion baselines your roster can repeat.
Download freeCPT Billing for Cognitive-Motor Assessment: Codes 97750, 97530, and 97112
Bill cognitive-motor assessment correctly and know which code fits each session. Includes how QuickBoard produces the documentation CPT 97750 requires.
Download freeComplete the Return-to-Sport Picture: What Each Test Can and Cannot See
Hop tests, isokinetic, force plates, and reaction lights compared side by side. What each one measures, and what it cannot see, so a strong athlete is not cleared on an incomplete picture.
Download freeCognitive-Motor Training in Clinical Practice: A Protocol Reference for ACL Rehabilitation and Sports Performance
Pick the right protocol for the stage in front of you. QuickBoard's clinical protocol library mapped to recommended neurocognitive and neuromuscular rehabilitation, across ACL stages and sports performance monitoring.
Download freeThe Agility Rating Guide
Read and explain the composite cognitive-motor score with confidence. Built from four assessment exercises, with a radar chart and comparison mode to show an athlete where they stand and how they are trending.
Download freeCognitive-Motor Readiness for Active Aging
For wellness professionals at active aging communities. Understand the cognitive layer of fall risk and dual-task ability, and see where cognitive-motor training fits in your programming.
Download freeQuickBoard for Performance Coaches
The published evidence on reactive training transfer, from a private facility to pro sports. See how it breaks down and how to read fatigue before it costs you a starter.
Download freeReactive Step Training for Fall Prevention
The randomized-trial evidence that stepping is the active ingredient in fall reduction, the two mechanisms behind it, and the protocols with graded cognitive tasks for running it in the clinic.
Download freeThe Reflexes Your Longevity Plan Leaves Out
For longevity clinic and executive health leaders. Where a standing reaction and footwork score fits the assessment day, the research with each population named, and a measure, train and retest plan.
Download freeRTS Reactive-Readiness Checklist
A one-page checklist for return-to-sport evaluations. Physical readiness criteria on one side, the cognitive-motor criteria hop tests miss on the other. Print it and use it chairside.
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The clinical record behind these guides
These guides are grounded in peer-reviewed clinical commentary and published research. See the full evidence library at thequickboard.com/research.
Neurocognitive and Neuromuscular Rehabilitation
QuickBoard is recommended technology for neurocognitive and neuromuscular rehabilitation. Leading clinical guidance recommends it in the rehabilitation framework for ACL patients. The full peer-reviewed citation lives on the research page.
See full research library →Chmielewski et al. (IJSPT 2024)
Independent research from TRIA Orthopedic Center. After return-to-sport training, ACL patients gained less on QuickBoard reaction tests than on hop tests. Hop symmetry and reactive readiness are not the same measure.
See full research library →Common questions
The guides cover clinical and performance topics: how to evaluate reactive readiness in return-to-sport using cognitive-motor assessment (not just hop tests), CPT billing codes 97750, 97530, and 97112 for cognitive-motor assessment in PT clinics, a clinical protocol reference for cognitive-motor training in ACL rehabilitation and sports performance, and the published evidence for reactive training in performance coaching. Each guide is designed to be useful whether or not you use QuickBoard.
The guides are written for physical therapists, athletic trainers, sports medicine clinicians, and sports performance coaches who are using or evaluating cognitive-motor assessment tools. The RTS guide is for clinicians doing return-to-sport clearance after ACL injury. The CPT billing guide is for PT clinic owners and billing staff. The protocol reference is for PTs, ATCs, and strength and conditioning coaches.
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