Primary Care Diagnostics

09/12/2025

For aging patients with early cognitive concerns, the COGNISION® System provides a standardized, in-office ERP/EEG assessment that augments clinical judgment. Results support documentation, guide follow-up decisions, and track changes over time. With brief setup and a technician-friendly workflow, testing can be incorporated into routine visits or dedicated cognitive evaluations without disrupting patient flow.

09/08/2025

By consolidating vascular and neuropathic testing into a single, noninvasive protocol, The TM Flow System helps clinicians resolve diagnostic uncertainty more quickly. It supports a structured approach to lower extremity complaints, clarifies when to escalate vascular or neurologic evaluation, and improves documentation. In patients where neuropathy and vascular disease overlap, it encourages parallel management and prevents under-recognition of either pathology. In short, it provides the clarity necessary to separate neuropathic pain from vascular insufficiency and to guide care on the first encounter.

09/05/2025

Early cognitive complaints often present as slowed thinking, reduced mental stamina, or difficulty with divided attention. Screening tools are useful, yet they are influenced by education, language, and patient engagement. In a primary care clinic, you need objective physiology you can obtain in the exam room and integrate directly into the chart. The COGNISION System delivers ERP and EEG testing that translates subjective complaints into actionable data for diagnosis and ongoing care.

FDA-cleared ERP/EEG testing that helps primary care clinicians assess brain function with objective, reproducible data. Early cognitive complaints often present as slowed thinking, reduced mental stamina, or difficulty with divided attention. Screening tools are useful, yet they are influenced by ed...

09/01/2025

Patients with chronic conditions often present with leg discomfort that may reflect either neuropathy or vascular disease. Numbness, burning, tingling, or exertional pain can arise from small fiber neuropathy or peripheral arterial disease (PAD). The overlap is especially common in diabetes and metabolic syndrome, where microvascular compromise and neuropathy frequently coexist. Distinguishing between these conditions is clinically important: PAD carries major implications for cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, while neuropathy reflects neural injury that requires a different management approach.

The Clinical Challenge of Overlapping Symptoms Patients with chronic conditions often present with leg discomfort that may reflect either neuropathy or vascular disease. Numbness, burning, tingling, or exertional pain can arise from small fiber neuropathy or peripheral arterial disease (PAD). The ov...

08/22/2025

By integrating the COGNISION System into concussion follow‑up visits you replace guesswork with quantifiable brain‑function data. Objective ERP/EEG results let you tailor recovery plans, document readiness to return, and reassure patients that their concerns are being measured, not just heard.

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08/15/2025

The TM Flow System allows you to differentiate between SFN and PAD at the point of care, ensuring that patients receive the right diagnosis and appropriate follow-up. In a clinical landscape where overlapping symptoms can cloud judgment, this tool brings data to the forefront—sharpening your ability to treat with confidence.

08/08/2025

Many patients feel mentally “slowed” or unfocused weeks after a mild traumatic brain injury, even when CT or routine neuro exams look normal. Relying on symptom checklists alone can delay return‑to‑play, prolong uncertainty, and expose you to medicolegal risk. The COGNISION System lets you record EEG and event‑related potentials (ERP) in a standard exam room, giving you measurable evidence of cortical processing speed and attention so you can confirm recovery, or catch lingering deficits, without extra imaging.

Why Post‑Concussion Fog Needs Objective Data Many patients feel mentally “slowed” or unfocused weeks after a mild traumatic brain injury, even when CT or routine neuro exams look normal. Relying on symptom checklists alone can delay return‑to‑play, prolong uncertainty, and expose you to me...

08/01/2025

Small fiber neuropathy (SFN) and peripheral arterial disease (PAD) can both present with lower extremity symptoms such as burning, tingling, and pain. While the clinical differences between PAD and small fiber neuropathy are well understood, overlapping symptoms in patients with diabetes or metabolic syndrome can still complicate the diagnostic process. The TM Flow System is designed to streamline this process by helping you identify whether the root issue is vascular or autonomic in nature.

Understanding the Diagnostic Challenge Small fiber neuropathy (SFN) and peripheral arterial disease (PAD) can both present with lower extremity symptoms such as burning, tingling, and pain. While the clinical differences between PAD and small fiber neuropathy are well understood, overlapping symptom...

07/14/2025

The VAT ENGPlus System combines vestibular autorotation testing with ENG to evaluate how your patient’s eyes, brain, and vestibular system work together. The results help you determine whether the dysfunction is related to the inner ear or the central nervous system.

07/09/2025

Instead of repeating the same basic vitals and asking the same subjective questions, the TM Flow System adds new clinical value to each follow-up appointment. The test takes minutes, fits easily into your workflow, and generates CPT-billable data that improves documentation and reimbursement.

07/07/2025

The Annual Wellness Visit gives you a valuable chance to identify patients who may be at risk for falls. But identifying risk is only the first step. Once a patient is flagged, the next challenge is understanding what’s causing their instability and how to respond with the right level of care.

The VAT ENGPlus System helps you move from screening to action. This in-office, non-invasive tool allows you to evaluate vestibular function and determine whether balance issues are related to peripheral or central causes. With clear, objective data, you can make more confident decisions about treatment, referrals, or care adjustments.

Taking the Next Step After Risk Identification The Annual Wellness Visit gives you a valuable chance to identify patients who may be at risk for falls. But identifying risk is only the first step. Once a patient is flagged, the next challenge is understanding what’s causing their instability and h...

07/02/2025

Follow-up appointments serve as critical moments in patient care. They give you a chance to evaluate how well a treatment plan is working, check for progression in chronic conditions, and adjust course as needed. But when a patient’s symptoms remain vague or their vitals haven’t changed, it can be challenging to decide on the next step.

The TM Flow System brings deeper insight to these visits. With quick, non-invasive testing, you can gather objective data about autonomic and vascular function to support your decisions and offer more clarity to your patients.

Moving Beyond the Basics Follow-up appointments serve as critical moments in patient care. They give you a chance to evaluate how well a treatment plan is working, check for progression in chronic conditions, and adjust course as needed. But when a patient’s symptoms remain vague or their vitals h...