CortiCare

CortiCare CortiCare provides continuous EEG Services for the ICU, NICU or EMU using experience R.EEG.T. monitoring personnel and reading neurophysiologists.

CortiCare is a leader in In-home Ambulatory Video-EEG services and supporting EEG data for clinical trials. In 2010, CortiCare Inc. was incorporated as a US-based telemetry diagnostic company redefining healthcare value for neuro-critical care patients. The mandate was, and still is, to find solutions for the unmet need to monitor these patients continuously over long periods of time. CortiCare is

dedicated to improving neurocritical-care through a combination of EEG monitoring service products, neurophysiology partnerships, and innovative advanced technology that creates value for patients and healthcare providers. CortiCare brings decades of experience to the patient monitoring service business model. The company has extensive experience with EEG Monitoring that includes EEG operations, medical device and technology development, sales and of course hands-on, real-time patient monitoring. CortiCare has built a uniquely diversified monitoring service platform designed to provide end-to-end monitoring solutions to supplement and support the missing pieces of in-house neurodiagnostic services. The vision is to approach all neurocritical care areas to identify, develop and incorporate remote monitoring solutions that will provide hospital physicians new opportunities to act in real-time to changes in cerebral activity. CortiCare's unique approach to remote EEG monitoring opens the way for greater innovative opportunities and collaboration between critical care physicians and neurology that can improve the quality of care and lower the overall cost of neurocritical care patient services.

06/11/2026

Most people have never heard of POLG, but for the families affected by it, the impact is profound.

The CortiCare Podcast welcomes Dr. Amy Goldstein and Dr. Mary Kay Koenig for an important conversation about POLG, a rare mitochondrial disease that can affect children and adults alike.

Together, they break down the science behind the disease, discuss the challenges patients face, and share why increased awareness and research are so critical.

At CortiCare, we're proud to support the neurological community through education, EEG services, and conversations that help bring greater understanding to complex conditions.

Listen to The CortiCare Podcast on:
- YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbc8iIZezPT89aRJzx8UJVTSPhXMUMMtd&si=0AyqOazngiWuCwx1
- Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-corticare-podcast/id1769209300
- iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-corticare-podcast-219417392/
- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0j0xF3Ss554mtH1A1bfcPp?si=306448c2a70d42e5
- RSS Feeds: https://rss.com/podcasts/the-corticare-podcast/

120,000 hours monitored.6,889 events captured.In Q1 2026, CortiCare's EEG technologists achieved a 99.97% event detectio...
06/10/2026

120,000 hours monitored.
6,889 events captured.

In Q1 2026, CortiCare's EEG technologists achieved a 99.97% event detection performance rate.

Behind every percentage point are highly trained EEG professionals working around the clock to identify critical neurological events when every second matters. This level of accuracy isn't just a metric. It's a reflection of the expertise, vigilance, and commitment our team brings to patient care every day.

We're incredibly proud of our technologists and the impact they make for hospitals, providers, and patients across the country.

In the ICU, EEG interpretation is rarely straightforward, which can lead to over diagnosing.Artifacts from equipment, pa...
06/05/2026

In the ICU, EEG interpretation is rarely straightforward, which can lead to over diagnosing.

Artifacts from equipment, patient movement, and environmental interference can closely resemble seizure activity, creating major challenges for EEG readers.

Join CortiCare on Monday, June 8, 2026 at 12:30 p.m. EST for: “Signal or Noise? Understanding EEG Artifacts in ICU Recordings”

This session will explore the physiological and non-physiological artifacts commonly encountered in ICU EEG recordings and provide practical insight into recognizing these patterns.

Attendees are eligible to receive 1 free ASET CEU credit.

Save your spot:
https://event.webinarjam.com/05nyo/register/ok8o3fvp

06/04/2026

POLG is often called a rare disease, but for the families living with it, the impact is life-changing.

In this episode of The CortiCare Podcast, Dr. Amy Goldstein and Dr. Mary Kay Koenig discuss how POLG affects the body's ability to produce energy, why symptoms can appear at any age, and what patients, caregivers, and clinicians should know about this complex mitochondrial disorder.

At CortiCare, we know how important timely neurological insight can be for patients with rare and complex conditions. Through EEG monitoring and interpretation services, we help providers gather the information needed to support diagnosis, treatment decisions, and ongoing care.

Listen to The CortiCare Podcast on:
- YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbc8iIZezPT89aRJzx8UJVTSPhXMUMMtd&si=0AyqOazngiWuCwx1
- Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-corticare-podcast/id1769209300
- iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-corticare-podcast-219417392/
- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0j0xF3Ss554mtH1A1bfcPp?si=306448c2a70d42e5
- RSS Feeds: ⁠https://rss.com/podcasts/the-corticare-podcast/

Strong companies do not grow by chance. They grow through disciplined leadership, smart strategy, and people who know ho...
06/02/2026

Strong companies do not grow by chance. They grow through disciplined leadership, smart strategy, and people who know how to scale what works.

We’re proud to spotlight Kip Weatherwax, Chief Financial Officer at CortiCare.

With more than 20 years of experience in corporate finance and operations, Kip has led growth initiatives, acquisitions, restructurings, and strategic transformations across the healthcare services industry. His track record includes more than 40 acquisitions, over $25 million in annual cost savings, and successful capital raises supporting long term expansion.

At CortiCare, Kip leads all financial and IT functions, helping strengthen the infrastructure behind our mission while positioning the company for continued growth.

His leadership brings the kind of steady ex*****on that turns vision into results, and we’re grateful to have him on the CortiCare team.

What looks abnormal and concerning in an ICU EEG is not always so.ICU EEG patterns can be confusing, with artifacts ofte...
06/01/2026

What looks abnormal and concerning in an ICU EEG is not always so.
ICU EEG patterns can be confusing, with artifacts often mimicking seizure or interictal patterns.

Join CortiCare on Monday, June 8, 2026, at 12:30 p.m. EST for: “Signal or Noise? Understanding EEG Artifacts in ICU Recordings”

This webinar will explore common physiological and non-physiological EEG artifacts and provide practical insight into recognizing signal versus noise in the ICU.

Attendees are eligible to receive 1 free ASET CEU credit.

Register today:
https://event.webinarjam.com/05nyo/register/ok8o3fvp

Not all EEG recordings in ICU are cerebral, which makes it challenging to interpret them. From ventilator...
05/29/2026

Not all EEG recordings in ICU are cerebral, which makes it challenging to interpret them.

From ventilators and pumps to patient movement and environmental interference, ICU EEG recordings are filled with artifacts that can complicate interpretation and patient management.

Join CortiCare on Monday, June 8, 2026, at 12:30 p.m. EST for: “Signal or Noise? Understanding EEG Artifacts in ICU Recordings”

Learn more about the physiological and environmental artifacts commonly seen in ICU EEG monitoring and how to better recognize these patterns in clinical practice.

Attendees are eligible to receive 1 free ASET CEU credit.

Save your spot:
https://event.webinarjam.com/05nyo/register/ok8o3fvp

05/28/2026

When you’re in survival mode, asking for help can feel harder than trying to carry everything yourself.

In this episode of The CortiCare Podcast, Ty and Lisa O’Connor share their family’s journey through Charlie’s rare diagnosis, epilepsy, hospital stays, and the realities of navigating complex medical care.

One of Lisa’s biggest takeaways for families walking a similar path: let people in. Allow your community to support you. Accept the meals, the check-ins, the help. You were never meant to carry every piece of the journey by yourself.

Want to follow more of Charlie’s journey? Check out his Instagram (.story) and join the community supporting him along the way.

Listen to The CortiCare Podcast on:
- YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbc8iIZezPT89aRJzx8UJVTSPhXMUMMtd&si=0AyqOazngiWuCwx1
- Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-corticare-podcast/id1769209300
- iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-corticare-podcast-219417392/
- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0j0xF3Ss554mtH1A1bfcPp?si=306448c2a70d42e5
- RSS Feeds: ⁠https://rss.com/podcasts/the-corticare-podcast/

Who said otters couldn’t fly? ✈️🦦Reggie is officially wheels up as part of the CortiCare team, traveling coast to coast ...
05/27/2026

Who said otters couldn’t fly? ✈️🦦

Reggie is officially wheels up as part of the CortiCare team, traveling coast to coast to meet customers, clients, and future partners helping shape the future of neurological care.

Inspired by the R. EEG Ts behind real-time EEG monitoring, Reggie represents the people making continuous neurological support more accessible, scalable, and always on for hospitals, pediatric patients, and families searching for answers when every moment matters.

Every stop is a chance to start bigger conversations around access, response times, and what modern EEG infrastructure should really look like.

Think Reggie belongs at your facility too? Request one here: https://forms.monday.com/forms/510d4055da1f891b4e814f23f77fba75?r=use1

The future of neurological care depends on the people behind the EEG and we want the best beside us. CortiCare is growin...
05/26/2026

The future of neurological care depends on the people behind the EEG and we want the best beside us.

CortiCare is growing and actively hiring for several neurodiagnostic roles, including:

• R. EEG T
• Long Term Monitoring Manager
• Onsite EEG Technician

We’re looking for people who want more than just a job title. We’re building teams focused on real-time impact, strong clinical partnership, and improving patient outcomes through continuous EEG services.

Why people join CortiCare:
• A team aligned around doing what is best for the patient
• Leadership that communicates clearly and moves quickly
• A culture built on partnership, responsiveness, and trust
• Opportunities to grow alongside an expanding national team
• Meaningful work that supports hospitals, clinicians, and families in real time

At CortiCare, your work is not happening behind the scenes unnoticed. It directly supports faster neurological decision-making and helps expand access to care across entire health systems.

Explore opportunities at https://corticare.com/careers/

Questions? Reach out to [email protected]

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3838 Oak Lawn Avenue, Suite 1420
Dallas, TX
75219

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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