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Objective, quantifiable eye-movement recordings that support or refute a history of TBI — including the cases where imaging is silent and the complaints are not.

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Providing 20/20 clarity to unclear TBI claims

George Gitchel, Ph.D. · Richmond, Virginia · Nationwide

Objective, quantifiable eye-movement recordings that support or refute a history of TBI — including the cases where imaging is silent and the complaints are not.

TBI litigation has been asked to run on impressions: a diary of symptoms, a normal MRI, a fight about credibility. We offer expert testimony plus data that is objective, quantifiable, and repeatable. The same recording can support a real injury or refute one that is not.

Support or refute

A patented method, trained on thousands of VA subjects, that answers the question both sides actually have.

Cannot be faked

Saccades are not a pain diary. Coaching does not produce a convincing TBI recording — and trying often proves the opposite.

Anywhere in the U.S.

Cloud-connected RightEye devices, often with 24-hour turnaround. Or Dr. Gitchel travels to the plaintiff.

How a file moves

  1. A 20-minute discovery call to see whether the method fits the file.
  2. Recording at a local RightEye site — or in person — under a standard protocol.
  3. An expert opinion, often within 24 hours, that a jury can actually see.

Schedule a discovery call: George@TBILitigationSupport.com · 804-348-2822