Our Assessments

The Digital Clock and Recall assessment detects subtle signs of cognitive impairment by analyzing performance on a combination of clock drawing and word recall tasks.

The Digital Speech and Hearing Screener quickly evaluates hearing by having participants listen to nonsense words at various volumes and select the option closest to what they heard.

The Electronic Person-Specific Outcome Measure is an electronic tool for capturing what individuals value most about their brain health.

The Digital Trail Making Test Part B digitizes the standard test to assess cognitive functions like attention, mental flexibility, visual scanning, and processing speed.

The DCTclock is a next-generation, digitized version of the Clock Drawing Test that captures and quantifies all of the patient’s behavior while engaged in the process of drawing the clock.

The Core Cognitive Evaluation uses insights from the Digital Clock and Recall test and patient-reported data from the Life and Health Questionnaire to detect impairment and reveal modifiable risk factors.

The Speech Vitals platform leverages structured speech elicitations to provide disease-relevant information from patients in remote and clinic settings.

Kinesis Gait™ deploys a quantitative gait analysis tool which provides an objective means for assessing gait and mobility using wearable sensors in a wide range of clinical cohorts.

Kinesis Balance™ is used for remote self-assessment of balance and Five Times Sit to Stand (FTSS) accurately assessing balance, functional impairment, and falls risk using smartphone sensors along with simple questionnaires.

Kinesis QTUG™ uses the Timed Up and Go (TUG) test and body-worn sensors, along with a falls questionnaire, to produce a validated falls risk score and identify mobility problems.