Concussion Assessments at
The Lodsworth Clinic

Comprehensive care from first impact to full recovery

The Lodsworth Clinic is a registered British Horseracing Authority (BHA) Concussion Assessment Centre. 

We offer assessment across the full concussion management process — from baseline cognitive testing and trackside diagnosis to post-injury follow-up, treatment, and return-to-activity clearance. All assessments are carried out by our Nurse Specialist, Anna Harrison, who brings extensive experience in concussion care and athlete wellbeing.

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What’s Included in Your Concussion Assessment

  • Baseline cognitive testing to establish your pre-injury performance levels

  • Trackside diagnosis and care in the event of a concussion incident

  • Post-injury follow-up assessments to monitor recovery progress

  • Specialist treatment plans tailored to your individual needs

  • Return-to-riding clearance once it’s safe to resume activity

  • Expert care from our nurse specialist Anna Harrison

Informed Care, Confident Return

Concussion can happen in any sport, at any level. Nurse Anna Harrison combines medical expertise with a genuine focus on wellbeing, ensuring assessments are clear, supportive, and always centred on safe recovery.

FAQs

  • Baseline tests need to be carried out every two years.

  • Baseline testing will include:

    • SCAT 5

    • Cogsport

    • Pen and Paper Test

  • A concussion assessment costs £120.

  • Any head injury resulting in the following symptoms means you may be concussed:

    • Headache

    • Neck pain

    • Nausea/vomiting

    • Drowsiness

    • Dizziness

  • If you are worried, call 999, or see your GP or call 111 for advice.

    The professional Jockeys Association has a useful leaflet found here

  • The majority of jockeys with concussion will fully recover within 7 days of their initial injury. Those who do not, may need a period of prolonged rest and in severe cases may be unable to ride for 6-12 months.

Meet the Expert Team

“Concussion is too often underestimated. My aim is to give people clear answers, safe recovery pathways, and the confidence that they’re supported every step of the way, from first assessment through to returning to full activity.”