Digitally assess and objectively evaluate patients’ cognitive concerns with the Boston Cognitive Assessment™(BoCA™)
Develop personalized care plans for patients with cognitive impairment and their caregivers leveraging the Boston Cognitive Care Plan™
Explore digital cognitive health solutions for early detection, assessment, and ongoing care management.
The Boston Cognitive Screening Tool is designed to efficiently screen patients for cognitive impairment in under 2 minutes. This tool allows for in-clinic self-administration, making it a versatile choice for healthcare providers looking to integrate quick cognitive assessments into their practice.
The Boston Cognitive Assessment™(BoCA™) provides a comprehensive validated digital evaluation of patients’ cognitive concerns.
| MMSE, Mini-Cog | BoCA™ | |
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| Brief, under 10 minutes | ![]() |
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| Cost Effective | ![]() |
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| Clinically Validated | ![]() |
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| Reimbursable | ![]() |
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| Self-administered by Patient | ![]() |
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| Longitudinal Results | ![]() |
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| Provides normal ranges for age & sex | ![]() |
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| Randomized to avoid learning effect | ![]() |
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| Evaluates 8 domains of cognitive function | ![]() |
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Our cognitive health solutions are designed to support a variety of stakeholders in the healthcare ecosystem, each with unique needs and goals.
If your organization is driven by improving quality of care, creating cost savings, improving patient satisfaction, and identifying unrealized HCC RAF, your organization will benefit significantly from our cognitive software solutions.
In today’s competitive RPM, CCM, and EHR software market, having distinctive features is essential to stand out from competitors and provide added value to your customers.
1 University of Michigan’s Natonal Poll on Healthy Aging (NPHA), 2023.
2 Alzheimer’s Dement. 2021;17:1231–1243.
3 Based upon current National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI) edits. Please check with your local payor policy.
4 National Average Payment Amount
6 Journal of Palliative Medicine Volume 21, Number 4, 2018
7 https://www.cms.gov/files/document/2024-announcement-pdf.pdf