The app allows researchers to administer scientifically recognized cognitive tests on an iPad. Instant access to result data is available via a secure, cloud-based web interface.
Monitor MS symptoms through game-like activities that track subtle changes in clinical status. Record patient-reported symptoms and objective data. Sync results with healthcare providers for informed care decisions.
Evaluate depression and monitor treatment response.
The app provides a self-administered test based on the PHQ-9 questionnaire to screen for depression and monitor its severity. Users can store results, track mood in a journal, read articles, and use self-guided Cognitive Behavioral Therapy exercises.
Across a range of frequencies for accurate assessment. View instant results to understand auditory data. Sync with Apple Health for result comparison. Track changes over time. Export results for record-keeping.
Manage information with access to medical records, appointment scheduling, and test results. View summary details like medications and allergies. Cancel or reschedule appointments and receive updates on previous visits.
Train your brain with personalized cognitive exercises. Track progress over time. Set goals and receive feedback. Sync across devices. Access scientific research and study results. Complete daily training sessions.
Track cognitive performance with a series of memory and attention exercises. View detailed reports and compare results over time. Share progress with healthcare providers and access educational resources about brain health.
Measure heart rate variability and heart-brain coherence to track stress levels and emotional balance. Practice guided breathing exercises, mindfulness sessions, and coherence techniques to improve focus and reduce anxiety.
Users complete evidence-based therapy exercises for cognitive, language, and speech recovery. Track progress with AI guidance. Access structured therapy sessions for stroke, TBI, aphasia, and dementia.
The app offers cognitive training games designed for individuals with mild dementia. It includes games focusing on attention, memory, processing speed, visuoconstruction, and executive function.