Brain Gauge Assessment

The Brain Gauge is a cognitive assessment tool that measures brain health by testing sensory perceptions in your fingertips.  It is a small device that will “buzz” your fingers in a specific way and then ask questions about what you felt.  It then analyzes your responses using clinically-proven neuroscience.  It provides objective and quantitative metrics that target multiple aspects of information processing in the Central Nervous System, and the metrics are translated into an intuitive, easy-to-understand format.

Here are some of the areas that it measures:

1. Speed – How quickly the brain reacts to stimulation.
2. Focus – The brain’s ability to concentrate on the task at hand.
3. Fatigue – How quickly the brain begins to tire out when stressed.
4. Accuracy – The brain’s ability to detect small differences.
5. Sequencing – The brain’s ability to identify the order of events.
6. Timing Perception – The brain’s ability to detect the duration of events.
7. Plasticity – The brain’s ability to respond and adapt to change.
8. Connectivity – The brain’s ability to communicate and coordinate.

Below is a video that tells a little about Cortical Metrics – the inventor of Brain Gauge.

It takes about 20 minutes to do one assessment.  This would be an amazing tool to use with the IASIS Micro Current Neurofeedback as a way to visually see how your brain heals with treatments.

The Brain Gauge MD has been listed as a medical device with the FDA and is compliant with 21 CFR 882.1470 (Computerized Cognitive Assessment Aid).

Here is a link to the history and science of Brain Gauge:  https://www.corticalmetrics.com/science