Concussion care support for student athletes and families
A concussion can be stressful for both students and parents. You may not be sure what symptoms to watch for, how long recovery will take, or where to go for the right care.
TouchPoint works with the Headstrong Concussion and Sports Injury Insurance Program, which helps eligible student athletes from participating schools access specialized concussion care.
For qualifying injuries, the program may provide up to $25,000 in coverage per incident, with no out-of-pocket costs or deductibles for the family, subject to eligibility and program terms.
Our goal is simple: help students get properly evaluated, supported, and guided through recovery.
What this program is
The High School Concussion Program helps families understand and access concussion care following a sports-related injury.
Many schools participate in the Headstrong program, which provides concussion-related insurance coverage connected to athletic participation. This is not something parents have to purchase separately — it is often a benefit already in place through the school’s program.
If a student is eligible, coverage may be available for concussion care up to $25,000 per incident, typically with no deductibles or co-pays required from the family.
TouchPoint helps families understand whether their child may qualify and what steps to take next.
When parents should consider an evaluation
A student should be evaluated after a blow to the head or body followed by symptoms such as:
Headache
Dizziness
Nausea
Sensitivity to light or noise
Confusion or slowed thinking
Balance problems
Trouble concentrating
Memory issues
Fatigue
Symptoms that continue days or weeks after the injury
Some students recover quickly. Others continue to experience symptoms that interfere with school, sports, sleep, mood, or daily functioning. When symptoms linger, a more specialized evaluation can be helpful.
Why families choose TouchPoint
TouchPoint provides concussion-focused care in a clinical setting designed around neurologic and injury-related evaluation.
Families appreciate:
Board-certified neurologist involvement
Experience with concussion and post-concussion symptoms
Central St. Louis location that is convenient for most families
Clear communication with parents and students
A professional, supportive patient experience
Help navigating the Headstrong program and eligibility process
This page is intended to provide information and direction — not pressure. Parents should know there may already be a structured path to care available following a school sports injury.
How The Process Works
Important information for parents
This program is not a new insurance policy or sales offer.
In many cases, it is coverage that already exists through the school’s participation in the Headstrong program.
Eligible injuries may be covered up to $25,000 per incident, typically with no out-of-pocket cost or deductible for the family.
If you are unsure whether your child’s school participates, our team can help point you in the right direction.
Frequently asked questions
Is concussion care really covered with no deductible?
Yes, the Headstrong program provides coverage for concussion-related care with no deductible or out-of-pocket cost, up to incident limits of $25,000.
Do I need a referral?
No. We can evaluate and treat your child without any referral.
What if I am not sure whether my child has a concussion?
If symptoms continue after a sports-related impact, it is reasonable to ask questions and seek guidance. Emergency warning signs should always be evaluated in an emergency setting.
What if my school participates but I don’t know what to do next?
That is exactly why this program exists — to help families understand the process and take appropriate next steps.
Learn more or check eligibility
If you would like more information about the High School Concussion Program, want to confirm whether your child’s school may participate, or speak with our team about next steps, please contact TouchPoint.
Eligibility, benefits, and coverage limits (including the $25,000 per incident maximum) are subject to the terms, conditions, and participation requirements of the applicable Headstrong program and school coverage. This page is provided for informational purposes only and does not guarantee coverage or benefits.
