A daily exercise for the mind, woven into a phone call.
Cognitive decline is gradual. Detection should be too.
Quarterly cognitive assessments capture snapshots. They miss the slow drift — the gradual loss of word-finding, narrative coherence, and recall — that often precedes a clinical event by months.
Engagement that doesn't feel like a test.
Cognitive work is folded inside ordinary conversation. The senior experiences a chat with a friendly voice. Your team sees structured cognitive markers underneath.
Autobiographical recall
Conversations gently invite stories from the past — strengthening narrative memory and identity.
Word-finding & language fluency
Open-ended prompts capture spontaneous vocabulary, fluency, and coherence over time.
Orientation & time anchoring
Natural references to date, day, season, and recent events provide low-friction orientation work.
Light executive engagement
Soft planning prompts — meals, activities, family calls — that keep executive function lightly engaged.
A structured, longitudinal view of cognition — per senior.
Each call contributes to a composite Cognitive Index, broken down into four dimensions and trended over time. Not a diagnosis — a continuous clinical signal.
Short- and long-term recall during conversation.
Speed, density, and coherence of spontaneous speech.
Time, place, and recent-event anchoring.
Response latency, conversational depth, initiation.
Trended in 7-, 30- and 90-day views.
Stable or improving curves give your team confidence. Quietly declining ones surface as soft alerts — months before a quarterly assessment would.
From daily stimulation to early signal — without testing fatigue.
Walk through a 90-day cognitive trend on a real senior profile.
We'll share a sample dashboard view and explain how each dimension is captured, scored, and trended.