Cognivue

Cognivue®’s FDA-cleared technology digitally assesses cognitive functioning.

We strive to deliver on our mission to provide cognitive assessment tools to a broad range of healthcare providers for the early detection of cognitive changes.

06/01/2026

This June, Cognivue is proud to support Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month by helping raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias.

As shared by Cognivue President and CEO, Paul W. Estes: “Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month is an important reminder that brain health deserves attention at every stage of life. At Cognivue, we remain committed to advancing cognitive assessment technology that helps healthcare providers gain meaningful insights into cognitive function and better guide patient care. Together, we can continue encouraging proactive approaches to brain health that support patients, families, and communities.”

This year’s Alzheimer's Association 2026 Facts and Figures Report reinforces an important message: brain health is a lifelong priority. Findings highlighted from the U.S. POINTER study underscore the importance of addressing modifiable lifestyle factors and proactive approaches that may help protect cognitive function over time.[1]

At Cognivue, our mission is rooted in empowering healthcare providers with innovative digital cognitive assessment technologies designed to provide objective insights into cognitive function that can help inform care pathways.

This month, we join healthcare professionals, researchers, caregivers, advocates, and organizations across the country in encouraging conversations around cognitive health and the importance of early awareness.

Reference:
[1] Alzheimer’s Association. 2026 Alzheimer’s Disease Facts and Figures. Alzheimers Dement. 2026;22. https://bit.ly/49fM9iA.

05/27/2026

Digital cognitive assessment is evolving rapidly, and rigorous scientific comparison matters.

A new peer-reviewed Matters Arising correspondence published in Alzheimer’s Research & Therapy discusses important considerations in how digital cognitive assessments are compared across studies and datasets.

The correspondence highlights the importance of:
• Using contemporaneous, comparable datasets when making cross-test comparisons
• Interpreting comparative findings within appropriate methodological context
• Transparent and harmonized evaluation approaches in digital cognitive assessment research

Published findings from the Bio-Hermes study have demonstrated that Cognivue Clarity®:
• Differentiates cognitive impairment in biomarker-confirmed cohorts
• Characterizes amyloid status and preclinical Alzheimer’s disease
• Supports amyloid risk prediction through the Cognivue Amyloid Risk Measure (CARM)

We believe scientific progress is strengthened through transparent, evidence-based dialogue and continued validation across diverse populations.

Read the published correspondence here: https://bit.ly/4nJAeQa

05/21/2026

AIC 2026 is almost here, and Cognivue will be onsite in San Diego throughout the conference.

📍 Booth 905
Connect with our team to learn how Cognivue supports objective cognitive assessment with quick, accessible insights that can help inform more personalized patient care.

🎤 Product Showcase Presentation
“Where Does Cognitive Health Fit in Your Care Model?”
🗓 Friday, May 29 | 3:55-4:15 PM

We’re looking forward to engaging with functional medicine clinicians and healthcare professionals exploring innovative approaches to whole-person care. We hope to see you there.

The Institute for Functional Medicine

05/18/2026

We’re looking forward to joining the functional medicine community at AIC 2026, The Institute for Functional Medicine’s annual conference, in San Diego this May 27-30.

Visit us at Booth 905 to learn how Cognivue supports objective cognitive assessment with quick, accessible insights that can help inform more personalized patient care.

We’ll also be participating in the conference with a featured product showcase presentation. Stay tuned for more details.

Will you be at AIC 2026? We’d love to connect while we’re there.

05/12/2026

Healthy Hearing ( )! Hearing impairment has been recognized as the #1 modifiable risk factor for cognitive decline when identified in mid-life [1]. See your hearing healthcare professional to help maintain your hearing health.

Reference: 1. Livingston G, Huntley J, Liu K, et al. (2024). Dementia Prevention, intervention, and care: 2024 report of the Lancet standing Commission. Lancet. 404(10452), 572-628.

05/06/2026

“By the time most patients reach a comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation, they've often been symptomatic for years.”
—Lauren Bennett, PhD, ABPP-CN, Neuropsychologist, Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian

That gap is not just about access. It’s about timing.

In last week’s Cognivue webinar, "Closing the Cognitive Care Gap: Uniting Providers Across the Patient Journey," leaders across audiology, optometry, mental health, and geriatric medicine came together to examine how earlier identification of cognitive changes can happen in the course of everyday care.

Moderated through a public health lens, the discussion highlighted how routine patient encounters can serve as critical opportunities to recognize change sooner and how to strengthen referral pathways to support more connected, patient-centered care.

Watch the full webinar on demand:
https://bit.ly/42kYbDs

04/29/2026

Early cognitive changes are often missed because cognitive screening isn’t more broadly integrated into routine care.

This is exactly what our poster, “Shifting the Paradigm: Making Cognitive Assessment a Standard of Care,” presented last week at the On Aging 2026 conference, aims to address.

Our findings highlight a clear opportunity: allied health professionals are uniquely positioned to expand early detection. These providers—across a wide range of disciplines such as audiology, optometry, pharmacy, rehabilitation, and more—see patients frequently and assess functions closely tied to cognition, creating natural access points for screening.

Using an Integrated Care Pathway framework, we outline how brief, adaptive cognitive screening such as Cognivue Thrive® can be embedded into existing workflows, supporting earlier identification and more coordinated, proactive care.

In this poster, audiology serves as a leading model, demonstrating a practical, scalable approach that can extend across disciplines.

View the poster: https://bit.ly/3OMPVJk

Cognivue

04/27/2026

We were honored to be included in “Advancing Women’s Brain Health: A Policy Convening” in Washington, DC, hosted by UsAgainstAlzheimer’s.

Thank you to Heather M. Harris for representing Cognivue at this important discussion, bringing together leaders across science, policy, and public health to advance women’s brain health as a national priority.

Proud to be part of the ongoing momentum driving meaningful change.

04/21/2026

Opportunities to identify cognitive change often occur during routine patient encounters.

Join us for a moderated discussion:
“Closing the Cognitive Care Gap: Uniting Providers Across the Patient Journey”

🗓 Thursday, April 30 | ⏰ 1 PM EST / 10 AM PST

This discussion explores how everyday patient touchpoints can support earlier identification of cognitive change, and how providers across disciplines can play a critical role in recognizing risk sooner.

Featuring:
➡️ Ardeshir Z. Hashmi, MD, FACP, Geriatrician, Cleveland Clinic
➡️ Lauren Bennett, PhD, ABPP-CN, Neuropsychologist, Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian
➡️ Amyn M. Amlani, PhD, Audiologist, Amlani Advisory Group, LLC
➡️ Scott Sedlacek, OD, Optometrist, The Eye Place
➡️ Joy Siegel, EdD, MBA (Moderator), Gerontologist, Nova Southeastern University

Join the conversation on advancing earlier identification and creating a more connected, patient-centered approach to cognitive care.

🔗 Register now: https://bit.ly/4tBnjRV

Cognivue

04/16/2026

Heading to On Aging 2026 next week? Here’s where to find Cognivue:

📍 Booth #202 (Exhibit Hall: April 20–22)
Stop by and experience how Cognivue helps teams better understand cognitive function—quickly and objectively, within everyday care settings.

🎤 Resource Center Stage Presentation
“The Next Vital Sign: Why Cognitive Assessment Belongs in Every Patient Encounter”
🗓 April 21 | 1:30-2:00 PM

📄 Poster Presentation
“Shifting the Paradigm: Making Cognitive Assessment a Standard of Care”
🗓 April 22 | 12:00-1:00 PM

We’re looking forward to connecting with others across the aging sector who are shaping the future of care. Hope to see you there.

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