The app helps brain injury and stroke survivors improve scanning abilities. It provides modes to test for deficits and train scanning skills for better reading and concentration.
Learn CPR and emergency care techniques with interactive quizzes and flashcards. Review topics like BLS, ACLS, PALS, First Aid, and CPR Basics. Test with practice exams and receive instant feedback.
Track blood pressure readings from compatible monitors. View and manage data on smartphone. Export readings for medical professionals. Set reminders for regular measurements. Share data with healthcare providers.
Track daily food intake with barcode scanning and recipe databases. Set plans and goals. Monitor blood pressure readings. Provide nutritional information and portion control tips. Offer educational content on heart-healthy eating.
Access for diabetes and obesity. Use risk calculators, diagnosis tools, and medication charts. Bookmark pages, take notes, and share PDFs with colleagues.
Browse by name or ingredient. Create grocery lists based on selected . Personalize meal plans with dietary preferences. View full nutrition facts and macro breakdowns. Access cooking instructions and recipe details.
Helps users identify left and right body parts through images of hands and feet in various positions. Users complete tasks to improve laterality recognition. Results are tracked over time to monitor progress in rehabilitation.
The app calculates renal function and risks for stroke, thromboembolism, and bleeding. It provides guideline-driven therapy guidance and generates individualized risk for antithrombotic therapy options.
The app offers evidence-based exercises designed by experts to improve word-finding and sorting skills. It features clear photos and a simple interface, with adjustable settings to suit individual user needs and therapy programs.
The app offers the CHA2DS2-VASc Assessment for healthcare professionals. It allows users to input patient data and automatically calculates the stroke risk score, categorizing the results.
The app retrains the brain to move eyes correctly by scanning left to right. It helps improve reading, concentration, and processing speed for brain injury and stroke survivors with left neglect.