NeuroGuide AI

Guided neurorehab

Clinician-guided concussion rehabilitation

A CONCUSSION REHABILITATION APP.
GUIDED BY YOUR CLINIC.

NeuroGuide AI is being developed to help clinics deliver clear, structured home programs for concussion recovery. Patients receive step-by-step cognitive, vestibular, and vision exercises while clinicians remain responsible for the rehabilitation plan.

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What it is

STRUCTURE BETWEEN CLINIC VISITS.

Concussion recovery can involve symptoms affecting thinking, balance, vision, sleep, mood, and tolerance for activity. The right rehabilitation plan depends on the individual and should be directed by a qualified healthcare professional.

NeuroGuide AI is designed as a delivery and engagement tool: the clinic selects the plan, the app organizes the daily work, and progress information helps support the next clinical conversation. It does not diagnose concussion, determine medical clearance, or replace a treating clinician.

The NeuroGuide approach

ONE PLAN. CLEAR DAILY STEPS.

01 / ASSIGN

Clinician-directed plan

The treating clinic chooses appropriate activities, difficulty, timing, and progression based on its evaluation and clinical judgment.

02 / PRACTICE

Guided home sessions

Patients see short sessions with clear instructions, timers, preparation checks, rest guidance, and stop rules.

03 / REVIEW

Progress with context

Completion and symptom check-ins give patients and clinicians a clearer starting point for follow-up conversations.

Rehabilitation areas

SUPPORT FOR THE WORK YOUR CLINIC ASSIGNS.

Cognitive

Structured activities can support attention, memory, processing, and task tolerance when included in a clinician-directed plan.

Vestibular

Assigned gaze-stability and balance-related activities may help address movement or visual sensitivity under professional direction.

Vision and convergence

Near-to-far focus, fixation, and convergence activities can be delivered with precise setup, pacing, and rest instructions.

The exercises appropriate for one person may not be appropriate for another. NeuroGuide AI is intended to present only the plan assigned by the treating clinic.

Safety comes first

KNOW WHEN TO PAUSE AND GET HELP.

Patients should follow the stop rules and contact instructions provided by their clinic. Seek urgent medical care for concussion danger signs such as a worsening headache, repeated vomiting, seizures, unusual confusion, weakness or numbness, inability to wake, slurred speech, one pupil larger than the other, or double vision.

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Frequently asked questions

CONCUSSION REHABILITATION, EXPLAINED.

What is a concussion rehabilitation app?

A concussion rehabilitation app can organize education, symptom check-ins, and clinician-assigned home activities in a consistent digital format. NeuroGuide AI is designed to support care directed by a clinic rather than provide independent diagnosis or treatment.

Does NeuroGuide AI diagnose or treat concussion?

No. NeuroGuide AI is a rehabilitation delivery and engagement tool in development. Medical evaluation, diagnosis, treatment decisions, exercise selection, progression, and clearance remain the responsibility of qualified healthcare professionals.

Who chooses the exercises?

The treating clinic assigns the activities and dosage. The app is designed to present that plan clearly and help the patient follow it between visits.

Is NeuroGuide AI available now?

NeuroGuide AI is currently in development and preparing for clinical pilot testing. Clinics, partners, patients, and families can request early-access updates.

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Preparing for clinical pilot testing

HELP SHAPE THE NEXT STEP IN GUIDED CONCUSSION REHABILITATION.

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