Using the COGNISION System to Clarify Post‑Concussion Fog
Why Post‑Concussion Fog Needs Objective Data Many patients feel mentally “slowed” or unfocused weeks after a mild traumatic brain injury, even…
Why Post‑Concussion Fog Needs Objective Data Many patients feel mentally “slowed” or unfocused weeks after a mild traumatic brain injury, even…
Understanding the Diagnostic Challenge Small fiber neuropathy (SFN) and peripheral arterial disease (PAD) can both present with lower extremity symptoms such…
Standard imaging often looks normal in patients who describe vertigo, imbalance, or motion sensitivity. Without objective vestibular data you may try…
Taking the Next Step After Risk Identification The Annual Wellness Visit gives you a valuable chance to identify patients who may…
Moving Beyond the Basics Follow-up appointments serve as critical moments in patient care. They give you a chance to evaluate how…
From Symptom to Strategy Falls are a major health concern for your aging patients, and identifying who is at risk is…
Turning Diagnostic Data into Action The TM Flow System can help your primary care office make informed decisions about how to…
More Than a Vague Complaint Dizziness is one of the most commonly reported symptoms in primary care, but it’s also one…
Early Clues That Often Go Unnoticed Autonomic dysfunction can be difficult to detect in its early stages. Symptoms are often vague,…
Fall Prevention in Primary Care Falls are one of the most preventable health risks for elderly patients, yet they account for…