Cognigram

Cognistat is the leading cognitive test for assessing the five major cognitive ability areas: language, spatial skills, memory, calculations and reasoning. Cognistat was developed at Stanford University and is standardized for adolescents, adults and seniors (60 – 84). It can be administered by any suitably trained healthcare professional. The Cognistat assessment and screening test has been culturally adapted with clinical validity in many languages by collaborating with important universities, academic institutions and customers worldwide. With over 400 peer-reviewed scientific articles, Cognistat’s use in patients with stroke, dementia, traumatic brain injury, major psychiatric disorders and substance abuse is well documented. The Cognistat Assessment System preserves the strengths of the highly regarded paper and pencil version of Cognistat: Assesses five major areas of cognitive functioning, gives a quick yet comprehensive evaluation, utilizes a screen and metric approach.

Specifically designed to detect what other cognitive tests can miss, BrainFx’s interactive digital cognitive assessments help health professionals better understand a person’s neurofunction, quickly illuminate mild to moderate dysfunction and deliver unique insights for creating more, targeted treatment plans through real-world contextual, function-based activities. BrainFx assessments use the innovative Neurofunctional approach to assessing cognitive function. This means that you assess more than just cognition because, in the real-world, other factors like one’s psychosocial and physical health, or environmental and task-related characteristics can positively or negatively influence cognitive function. By taking the Neurofunctional approach in the design of the assessments, BrainFx’s activities can be more real-world and function-based, more challenging, and ultimately more sensitive. This enables BrainFx assessments to detect what other tests can often miss.