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Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about our platform or your account? We’ve provided answers to the most commonly asked clinical questions about BrainCheck here. Patients and caregivers, please visit our patient site.

Questions About Our Platform

The BrainCheck platform is a comprehensive set of cognitive health assessments, screeners and digital biomarkers designed for everyday clinical use, allowing providers and caregivers to assess and address cognitive concerns earlier and more effectively than ever before.

BrainCheck is designed to be used by reimbursing clinicians and value-based care providers. This includes primary care physicians (primary care, neurologists, geriatricians, psychiatrists), doctoral-level clinical psychologists, clinical nurse specialists, nurse practitioners and more. BrainCheck assessments can be administered by physician assistances, med-techs, and other clinical staff.

BrainCheck is a diagnostic aide, not a stand-alone diagnostic. BrainCheck gives providers and patients a snapshot of how patients’ brains are working in several different cognitive domains.

Questions About Your Account

First, try to reset your password here. If that doesn’t work, contact our team at support@braincheck.com. For issues needing immediate attention, contact the Clinical Support number.

We’ve included a number of resources about using BrainCheck here. For specific questions about your account, feel free to contact your BrainCheck account rep.

Questions About Our Cognitive Assessments

Clinical rationales for ordering cognitive assessments include (but are not limited to) to address subjective complaints by a patient or family member, to aid in the identification of cognitive impairment, and to track progression or improvement of diagnosed cognitive impairment. For accurate results, we recommend that the test should not be ordered for anyone younger than ten.

BrainCheck’s assessments are randomized each time a test is taken. No person will ever take the exact same test twice. This means that BrainCheck tests cannot be memorized or practiced. Should a score fall outside of normal range, the result of that particular assessment is flagged, allowing providers and to identify potential problems.

All of the information BrainCheck collects is encrypted and stored on secure, HIPAA-compliant servers. Because we are dedicated to improving our understanding of cognitive impairment and the brain, we use the wealth of information in our database to discover new correlations. Privacy is the most important thing to us, so the data we use in our analytics is always anonymous and never tied to patient names.

The BrainCheck normative database contains healthy individuals who completed BrainCheck batteries of multiple assessments in a supervised setting. The database spans all age ranges above 10 years old, and is collected on three different devices: iPad, iPhone and Computer Browser. The normative database has been validated in four peer-reviewed papers and achieved high sensitivity and specificity to distinguish between normal and impaired participants. 

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