Subjective Cognitive Decline is a Clear Public Health Issue
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), […]
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Telemedicine CPT Codes for Neurocognitive Testing and Cognitive Care Planning in 2022
CMS has delivered its usual voluminous description and explanation of
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2021 E/M Changes and Cognitive Care: What Physicians Can Expect in 2021
The AMA’s proposals met a shared goal with CMS, putting
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COVID Brain Fog Continues to Impact Patients
Many long-term health effects from COVID-19 have yet to be
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The 2020 Election and Dementia: Voting Rights and Cognitive Decline
This year has seen considerable discussion about the 2020 election
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Neuroscience Research Pioneer Profile: Dr. Patricia Goldman-Rakic
September is Women in Medicine month, a perfect time to
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Neurological Deficits from COVID-19
Months later, COVID-19 continues to impact communities around the world.
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Helping Patients Adjust to Telemedicine
Effective use of telehealth is not simply about proper use
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Study Finds BrainCheck is Reliable When Taken Alone and Across Different Devices
In a previous post, we discussed our research finding BrainCheck
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Research Shows BrainCheck Assessments Comparable to Traditional Paper Testing
Recently, our research team completed a study validating digital cognitive
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