Brainview Assessment
Learn how BrainView gathers objective brain and cognitive information and what to expect during an assessment.
See beyond Symptoms
Clinical Insight into Concussion
Trauma-Related Symptoms
Cognitive Changes
Post-Accident Recovery
BrainView is a non-invasive assessment system that combines measurements of brain activity with cognitive performance testing and standardized clinical assessments.
The information provides additional objective data that can be considered alongside your symptoms, clinical history, and overall evaluation to help inform individualized treatment planning.
Your Brainview evaluation
Learn how BrainView gathers objective brain and cognitive information and what to expect during an assessment.
Step 1
Clinical Evaluation
We begin by understanding your symptoms, accident history, health history, and recovery concerns.
Step 2
Brain Measurements
BrainView records neurophysiological information using non-invasive EEG technology.
Step 3
Cognitive Testing
Cognitive tasks and standardized assessments provide information about attention, processing speed, memory, and emotional symptoms.
Step 4
Results & Recovery Planning
Your findings are reviewed alongside your clinical presentation to help guide recommendations and individualized treatment planning.
What Brainview measures
More Than a Symptom Questionnaire
EEG Brain Activity
Records electrical activity produced by the brain to provide information about brain function.
Event-Related Potentials (ERP)
Measures how the brain responds to specific visual and auditory information and provides information related to cognitive processing.
Cognitive Performance
Assesses areas such as reaction time, attention, information processing, and response consistency.
Brain Mapping
Advanced EEG analysis helps clinicians visualize patterns of brain activity for clinical interpretation.
Standardized Clinical Assessments
Questionnaires provide additional information related to trauma, anxiety, depression, cognitive concerns, and other symptoms.
Find out if brainview may be right for you
If you’re experiencing persistent cognitive, emotional, or neurological symptoms following a motor vehicle collision, a BrainView assessment may provide additional information to support your evaluation and recovery plan.
