- Erin

“My grandmother passed away from late-stage dementia, so both my mom and I are concerned about her cognitive health. What I love about BrainCheck is that I can continuously monitor my mother’s cognitive score so I can track the change over time.”

BrainCheck helps detect dementia earlier than ever before.

BrainCheck co-founder and neuroscientist David Eagleman discusses what neurocognitive testing, like BrainCheck, is and how it works to provide insight on your cognitive health.

Learn about the science behind BrainCheck.

Discuss with your doctor at your next appointment.

Understand your cognitive health together with your Primary Care doctor.

Tell your doctor about BrainCheck.

Your Primary Care Provider is the best qualified to administer and interpret BrainCheck results so they may be considered alongside the rest of your
health information.

The first thing to do is speak with your doctor about your concern. BrainCheck can help your doctor detect cognitive impairment earlier than ever before and narrow down its possible cause. In cases of dementia, like Alzheimer's Disease, early detection is critical to stop or slow the progression.

Let us know the name of your doctor or primary care practice by filling out the form. We’ll reach out to start a discussion about offering BrainCheck assessments.

If your doctor diagnoses any cognitive impairment, they may create a cognitive care plan. BrainCheck assessments can be used to monitor your cognitive health over time so that you and your doctor both know how you're doing.

What if my Primary Care Provider doesn’t offer Braincheck?

What happens next?

BrainCheck’s brief cognitive assessments give your doctor comprehensive insight into your cognitive health and help them detect and treat cognitive impairment earlier than ever before.

Fast, reliable and easy-to-use cognitive testing.

Concerned about your memory or cognition?

Thanks for your interest in BrainCheck. Ask your doctor about administering an assessment. 👇