Once an official TBIFinder Screening Form has been completed and it is identified that the individual can proceed, a 1 hour MRI scanning session will be scheduled. Results are examined by a third-party radiologist who ensures that no pre-existing conditions exist. MRI data is further analyzed using a novel processing algorithm and results are further compiled into a final report.

Along with an MRI scanning session, patients are scheduled for an in. person appointment with a third-party rehabilitation physician. First, relevant health information and current symptoms will be noted. Second. current clinical-standard concussion testing will be performed. A final report will be drafted outlining similar content as seen in an official Medical Legal report.

The TBIFinder score relates structural and functional MRI findings with a patient's clinical symptoms. Each brain region evaluated is associated with specific clinical symptoms (i.e. headache, nausea, and vomiting) and each brain region is classified on a 0-6 severity scale (comparable to the PCSS standard). Clinicians can then use the TBIFinder score to provide targeted treatments and make better data driven decisions.

Using a Big Data approach with existing healthy control data, TBIFinder has created and established a healthy baseline for each age and sex within the 18-70 year old range. By comparing brain injury patients to this healthy baseline, TBIFinder eliminates the need for any type of pre-injury MRI on a patient, is able to determine the severity of the injury (i.e. how far from baseline), and facilitates a fully personalized assessment.