About us

The Dr. Lemmo Brain Centre is dedicated to advancing neurological recovery, cognitive performance, and brain health through innovative, evidence-based care. The clinic treats patients suffering from concussions, traumatic brain injuries, developmental conditions, neurodegenerative disorders, vestibular dysfunction, stroke-related impairments, and age-related neurological decline.

Known for combining cutting-edge clinical neuroscience with personalized patient care, Dr. Anthony Lemmo works with professional athletes, active and retired NHL players, and individuals seeking to optimize both neurological performance and quality of life. His work focuses on improving brain function through targeted therapies designed to stimulate neuroplasticity, strengthen neural pathways, and restore impaired neurological systems.

Since opening the Dr. Lemmo Brain Centre in 2015, Dr. Lemmo has been featured across global and international multiple major media outlets including CBC, CTV News, and WDIV-NBC for his work in neurological rehabilitation and patient recovery stories.

During his career, Dr. Lemmo served as the Official Chiropractor for the Windsor Spitfires for 10 years, contributing to the organization during its back-to-back Memorial Cup championships. It was during this time that his passion for concussion management and advanced neurological rehabilitation continued to grow, leading him to pursue extensive post-doctoral education in Clinical Neuroscience/Functional Neurology through the prestigious Carrick Institute for Graduate Studies.

In 2015, Dr. Lemmo earned designation as a Fellow of the American Board of Brain Injury and Rehabilitation (FABBIR) after completing over 500 hours in mild traumatic brain injury rehabilitation, vestibular therapy, and advanced concussion diagnosis and management.

“When I committed to helping those with traumatic brain injuries and neurological disorders, I knew I needed to pursue the most advanced and cutting-edge training available.”

Clinical Neuroscience is simply a term used to describe evidence-based procedures including vestibular, visual, and proprioceptive rehabilitation combined with an advanced understanding of neuro anatomy to create the desired outcome each patient is seeking based on their neurological evaluation.

Beyond clinical practice, Dr. Lemmo is also an inventor and innovator with multiple global patents and technologies focused on improving rehabilitation, recovery, and human performance.

Dr. Lemmo is the inventor of and holds patents in:

The Lay Chair — an innovative ergonomic outdoor furniture design patented through the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office), created to combine comfort, functionality, and modern design through a unique reclining concept

The Edison — a visual brain therapy device patented through the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) designed to provide targeted visual stimuli and customized eye movement exercises that help strengthen, rebuild, and enhance neural pathways within the brain through tailored neurological rehabilitation programs

NeuromorFix (neuromorfix.com) — the first-ever dual-platform neurological therapy system offering static imagery, dynamic video therapies, and augmented reality integration within one advanced rehabilitation platform

NeuromorFix (neuromorfix.com) was designed to modernize neurological rehabilitation by giving healthcare providers the ability to create highly personalized visual therapy programs for patients suffering from concussion, ADHD, traumatic brain injury, vestibular dysfunction, stroke recovery challenges, neurodegenerative conditions, and more. The platform combines neuroplasticity-based therapy with advanced digital technology to create engaging, measurable, and customizable treatment experiences for both clinicians and patients.

Using static imagery, dynamic visual stimulation, interactive therapies, and augmented reality integration, NeuromorFix provides healthcare professionals with innovative tools to help stimulate neural activity, improve eye movement function, enhance cognitive processing, and support neurological recovery in ways never previously available through a single platform.

Outside of his clinical and technological innovations, Dr. Lemmo is also an endurance athlete who has completed five triathlons — with more already on the horizon. His commitment to discipline, performance, and resilience extends beyond the clinic and reflects the same mindset he brings to patient care and neurological recovery.