NeuroBridge Healthcare Consulting is the professional home for Brandon Garrison’s work: expert calls, device and software reviews, hospital IONM programs, TMS clinic launch support, training, and related ventures.
Technical and operational consulting only. Not medical diagnosis or physician oversight.
CNIM and R. EP T.
IONM practice since 2019
Program design and training
Not physician oversight
Paid offerings
Four ways to find out whether TMS or intraoperative neuromonitoring fits your practice, hospital, or surgery center before you sign a lease or stand up a program.
$1,500–$3,000
Thinking about adding TMS therapy to your practice? Before you sign an equipment lease, find out whether the numbers work. We look at your patient base, payer mix, space, staffing and local competition, then give you a clear written report with projected volume, revenue, startup costs and break-even timeline. You’ll come away with a go or no-go recommendation and a step-by-step launch plan if it makes sense.
$1,500–$3,000
For hospitals, surgery centers and surgeon groups deciding how to handle intraoperative neuromonitoring. We compare building an in-house program with outsourcing, covering case volume, staffing, equipment, credentialing, billing and risk. Delivered by a certified neuromonitoring professional (CNIM, R. EP T.) with hands-on experience at major hospital systems, the report shows what each option would cost, what it could earn, and which one fits your organization.
$250–$400
Not sure where to start? Book a one-on-one call to talk through your TMS or neuromonitoring questions with someone who’s done the work. Bring your situation and we’ll cover what’s realistic, what it would take, and what to watch out for. If you go on to book a full feasibility assessment within 30 days, the cost of the call is credited toward it.
$99–$199
A ready-to-use spreadsheet that shows whether TMS would pay off at your practice. Enter your expected patients, reimbursement rates, equipment and staffing costs, and it calculates monthly revenue, profit and your break-even point. It includes instructions and example scenarios, and you can download it right after purchase.
Prices are published ranges. The fee inside that range is confirmed before work starts. TMS planning draws on experience preparing a clinic launch; that clinic did not open, and these offerings are not a claim of having operated one. NeuroBridge does not diagnose patients or provide physician oversight.
The work
Hospitals, device teams, and investors often need someone who has run the case, not only read about it. NeuroBridge is that consulting practice: technical and operational help, scoped in writing, without crossing into diagnosis or physician oversight.
Infrastructure Gaps
Engagements are scoped before work starts. NeuroBridge does not provide medical diagnosis or physician oversight.
Why NeuroBridge
The firm is Brandon Garrison’s umbrella for consulting, training, and ventures. It is not a physician group and it does not speak for any employer.
CNIM (Certified in Neurophysiologic Intraoperative Monitoring) and R. EP T. (Registered Evoked Potential Technologist).
A practicing IONM technologist, experienced in advanced and complex intraoperative neuromonitoring, including brain, spine, vascular, and peripheral-nerve surgery.
Feasibility reports, SOPs, training plans, equipment shortlists, and quality checks a hospital can actually use.
Workflow, usability, and staffing context for people building or evaluating IONM products and services.
Technical and operational consulting only. No diagnosis, no treatment advice, and no physician oversight.
Who it’s for
Expert networks, medtech teams, hospitals, psychiatry practices, training programs, and CNIM candidates.
Practitioner insight on IONM workflow, staffing, technology, and what the work looks like from the operating room.
Workflow and usability reviews from someone who runs the modalities the product is meant to support.
Feasibility and build-out for new or expanding IONM services, including international and Caribbean programs.
Feasibility and launch support for practices adding transcranial magnetic stimulation.
SOP packages, onboarding materials, and de-identified technical review. Not medical opinions.
Exam tutoring and question review for people preparing for CNIM certification.
How an engagement runs
Feasibility or a defined call comes first. Build-out and full launch packages are separate scopes. Physician oversight is never part of the scope.
Review volume, case mix, staffing, equipment, and workflow against the goal of the call, product, or program. Feasibility comes before a build-out or a full TMS launch.
Write the SOPs, workflow, training plan, equipment shortlist, and quality checks the engagement calls for. Materials for a client are scoped to that client.
Support training, technical review, and the first operating period. Physician interpretation stays with a licensed physician. NeuroBridge does not provide it.
Ventures
NeuroBridge is also the home for a neuroscience news platform and an early device concept. Neither is a client result.
Media and research arm
Connectome.news is a neuroscience discovery and news platform. It is NeuroBridge’s media and research arm, separate from client consulting.
Functional Ocular Control Unit System
FOCUS is a clinician-originated concept, at prototype stage, for intraoperative visual evoked potential stimulation under the eyelid during skull-base and orbital surgery. It is in development.
Also offered
Expert calls, product reviews, program build-out, training packages, de-identified technical review, CNIM exam tutoring, and secondary support for IONM teams.
Advisory calls on operating-room workflow, coordination with surgery and anesthesia, in-house versus outsourced models, technologist staffing and training, equipment and software usability, and reimbursement pressure as seen from the field. Confidential information about a current or former employer is out of scope.
Starting at $150/hr
A walkthrough of a device or software workflow against a real case flow, with a written note of the main risks and follow-up time with the team building it.
Starting at $750
For hospitals that have completed a feasibility assessment. Standard operating procedures, workflow, a training plan, vendor selection, a quality-assurance framework, and launch support.
Starting at $3,000/month
A module, an onboarding pack, or a competency checklist for an IONM team, hospital, or training program. Built from general professional knowledge, not from an employer’s materials.
Starting at $900
A technologist-level review of de-identified setup, montage, documentation, and alert-communication workflow against published guidelines. A scoped review can include de-identified signal data or model output.
Starting at $150/hr
Tutoring for candidates preparing for the CNIM exam, including question review across a short series of sessions.
Starting at $400
Remote technical neurophysiology support for IONM teams: second-look case and data review, protocol and setup guidance, and backup technical support. Professional interpretation stays with the supervising physician.
InquirePart-time clinical leadership for small neuromonitoring groups: protocols, technologist training and onboarding, quality review, documentation standards, and audit readiness. Professional interpretation stays with the supervising physician.
InquireNext step
Email a short description of the call, product, program, or training question. He will reply with whether it fits and what it would cost.