For physicians who need an objective measurement: neurologists, neuro-ophthalmologists, pediatric concussion specialists, geriatricians, primary care physicians. The Clinical Neuroscience Program delivers the clinical neuro-ophthalmologic examination - in the David G. Cogan lineage that founded the modern subspecialty - on a substrate that is machine-precise where the bedside examination has always been clinician-precise.
Physicians adopt new measurement instruments through publication, society endorsement, and clinical research participation. The Clinical Neuroscience Program is publication-led. The platform's clinical research roadmap is being designed in conversation with the academic medical centers listed below.
Add objective neuro-ocular measurement to your clinical workflow. Electronic health record integration via HL7 FHIR R4. Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) reimbursement pathways documented.
Provider portal →An objective return-to-play and return-to-learn measurement built for kids. Designed in conversation with the principal pediatric concussion clinical research programs in the United States.
Learn more →Bring research-laboratory-grade measurement to your clinic. Multiple sclerosis. Parkinson's disease. Vergence disorders. Movement disorders. The full neuro-ophthalmologic clinical range.
Learn more →An objective brain-health check that takes ninety seconds. For geriatricians, neurologists, memory-clinic physicians, and families of older adults with cognitive concerns.
Learn more →A research direction. Objective oculomotor measurement anchored to the published smooth pursuit and antisaccade literature in schizophrenia and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Honest framing throughout.
Research direction →Objective measurement for a condition characterized principally through subjective report. Anchored to the Davis et al. 2023 Nature Reviews Microbiology synthesis. NIH RECOVER initiative aligned.
Learn more →Beyond concussion. Pediatric attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder oculomotor screening. Developmental neurology. The age-stratified scenario library engineered for engagement rather than compliance.
Learn more →The sample output. The single best piece of proof on the site. See what the platform delivers - fifteen biomarkers, normative comparison, derived cognitive-state classification, plain-language interpretation.
See the sample →David G. Cogan, MD founded the modern subspecialty of clinical neuro-ophthalmology through his career at Harvard Medical School, the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, and the National Eye Institute / National Institutes of Health. Principal Investigator Michael D. Duplessie trained directly under Dr. Cogan during his NEI/NIH neuro-ophthalmology fellowship. The platform is the contemporary instrumentation of the clinical examination Cogan and his contemporaries built into the foundation of the subspecialty. The science is the foundation of the field, not an invention of the company.
Clinical pilot programs, research collaborations, and provider integration conversations are open now.
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