Neurology
Digital Cognitive Assessment for Neurology Practices
Clinically Validated Assessment
BrainCheck Assess is FDA-cleared Class II digital cognitive assessment, providing objective data to support clinical decision-making.
- Demonstrates strong correlation with traditional tests:
- MoCA (r = 0.77)
- SLUMS (r = 0.81)
- MMSE (r = 0.62)
- Sensitivity: 86% (MCI), 88% (dementia)
- Specificity: 83% (MCI), 94% (dementia)
Huynh, D., Sun, K., Ghomi, R. H., Patterson, M,. & Huang, B. (2024). Comparing psychometric characteristics of a computerized cognitive test (BrainCheck Assess) against the Montreal Cognitive Assessment. Frontiers in Psychology, 15, Article 1428560. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1428560
Software-Only
The platform supports:
- +30 Screeners, including our FDA-cleared Class II digital cognitive assessment
- Structured scoring and standardized reporting
- Care plan documentation templates
- Ongoing monitoring tools
- EHR integration
- Population-level dementia risk scoring
BrainCheck also provides:
- Platform configuration
- Integration support
- Training and onboarding
- Technical support
Best for:
- Your practice has MA/NP capacity
- Skilled at deploying efficient cognitive care workflow
Collaborative Cognitive Care
Kitwood Health P.A. provides the clinical team, support staff, structured workflows, and care coordination that most healthcare providers and systems do not have the capacity or operational bandwidth to do on their own. Kitwood is led by specialized physicians who designed the cognitive care program and provide ongoing training and oversight to the clinical team.
BrainCheck is the technology platform that enables Kitwood’s clinical program to be delivered consistently, at scale, within your existing practice.
Best for:
- Limited internal staff
- Providers who are less comfortable managing dementia care
Neurology Workflow Integration
- In-clinic or remote administration on any device
- MA- or technician-assisted testing
- Interpretation guidance embedded in reports
- Longitudinal comparison across visits
- EHR-integrated
Reimbursement-Aligned Workflow
BrainCheck supports documentation across common cognitive-care workflows but does not determine billing, coding, coverage, or payment.
BrainCheck is designed to fit different practice models:
- Fee-for-service: Supports documentation for common E/M and CPT-based pathways used for cognitive evaluation and related services.
- Value-based care: Supports consistent documentation and longitudinal tracking to help teams deliver cognitive care over time.
Compliance & Security
- FDA-cleared Class II digital cognitive assessment
- HITRUST certified
- HIPAA compliant
Your questions, answered.
Key things to know about cognitive screening in neurology settings.
A digital cognitive assessment is a standardized way to measure cognition and generate objective results that can support clinical decision-making. BrainCheck provides a digital cognitive care platform anchored by BrainCheck Assess, an FDA Class II cleared medical device, built to support baseline measurement and follow-up over time.
Many practices use a brief screening step to quickly identify patients who may need additional evaluation. BrainCheck supports a workflow that includes a short screen (3–4 minutes) followed by a cognitive assessment pathway when clinically appropriate, helping practices evaluate cognition within limited clinic time.
Tracking change typically starts with an objective baseline and repeat assessment over time. BrainCheck is used by neurology practices to establish cognitive baselines and support longitudinal comparison across visits, helping clinicians monitor trends and document change consistently.
BrainCheck supports in-clinic or remote administration on any device, with MA- or technician-assisted testing options, to help practices extend cognitive evaluation beyond the exam room when needed.
Cognitive testing can provide objective data that supports evaluation, but diagnosis and treatment decisions are made by the clinician. BrainCheck provides objective results to support clinical decision-making, and it is not intended to be used as a stand-alone diagnostic device.
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