A cognitive test can start a difficult conversation. BrainCheck is building a business around what happens next: the records, the care plan, and the people who must carry it out.
CogniFit began with a psychologist’s belief that the mind could be exercised. Twenty-seven years later, its more interesting business is measuring change - for people, clinicians and research teams who need more than a winning streak.
A Johns Hopkins neuroscientist and his CEO brother built a company that reads 169 things out of a single MRI - cognition, temperament, aptitude, risk. From Baltimore, they are betting families will pay to see it.