Late-detected or undiagnosed dementia reduces quality of life.
Only 8% of people with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) are diagnosed and only 15-30% with dementia are diagnosed.
Our team is developing a neurophysiological solution to help physicians detect early cognitive decline easily, accurately, and affordably.
We are developing a unique neurotechnology to detect changes in brain function incident to cognitive impairment. It will be a combination electroencephalography (EEG) and functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) medical device to provide biomarkers of MCI and dementia earlier, with greater accuracy, convenience, and clarity than alternative solutions.
Physicians are presented with neurophysiological biomarker information to support their clinical assessment and guide recommendations for further screening, interventions, and planning.
If cognitive impairment is detected early and accurately, and an appropriate care plan is implemented, dementia can be delayed and the impact can be reduced.
Detects cognitive impairment before serious decline.
Class II Medical Device with Health Canada and FDA clearance.
Multimodality solution results in high total accuracy.
Non-invasive, regulatory approved.
Can be used as frequently as needed, 10 minute assessment.
A unique headset design comfortable for all individuals.
Simple to use and not operator-dependent.
Designed for use in physicians' offices.
Low investment and operation costs.
Augments the standard clinical assessments for dementia.
Provides a unique measure of functional impairment. Can be used in conjunction with tests detecting structural cognitive impairments, for a complete view of the cognitive condition.
A platform technology enabling detection and monitoring of other cognitive impairments such as traumatic brain injury (TBI), schizophrenia, mild depressive disorder, etc.
We are a team of engineers, neuroscientists, and academic researchers working in collaboration with health care practitioners (geriatricians, neurologist, family physicians, and nurses) to solve this problem using unique cutting-edge technology.
Please contact us if you are interested in participating in our clinical research.
Karen Southwell, AHS Case Management Practice Lead, RN
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