Primary Care Diagnostics

02/20/2026

Advancements in brain health management require tools that move beyond observation and into objective physiology. The COGNISION® System empowers neurology practices to document cognitive decline and brain injury recovery with clinical precision.

02/13/2026

Providing high-quality care for an aging population requires the best diagnostic tools available. If you are ready to integrate objective vascular and autonomic testing into your practice, the team at Primary Care Diagnostics is here to help.

02/08/2026

In the clinical management of neurodegenerative diseases and brain injuries, subjective patient reports and pen-and-paper screenings often fall short of providing a complete diagnostic picture. For conditions like Alzheimer’s Disease, various forms of Dementia, and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), traditional assessments may not detect underlying neurophysiological changes until significant functional decline has already occurred. This “diagnostic gap” is particularly prevalent in high-functioning patients with significant cognitive reserves who can mask deficits during standard exams.

The Challenge of Objective Assessment in Neurology In the clinical management of neurodegenerative diseases and brain injuries, subjective patient reports and pen-and-paper screenings often fall short of providing a complete diagnostic picture. For conditions like Alzheimer’s Disease, various form...

02/02/2026

Managing the health of senior patients requires a multifaceted approach that accounts for overlapping vascular, neurological, and metabolic concerns. In geriatric medicine, symptoms like dizziness, fatigue, and mobility issues are often multi-factorial, making it difficult for primary care clinicians to pinpoint the primary driver of a patient’s decline. Subjective assessments alone often fail to capture the physiological nuances of autonomic and vascular health in the elderly.

The Challenge of Complexity in Senior Care Managing the health of senior patients requires a multifaceted approach that accounts for overlapping vascular, neurological, and metabolic concerns. In geriatric medicine, symptoms like dizziness, fatigue, and mobility issues are often multi-factorial, mak...

01/11/2026

When symptoms appear stable but caregivers express concern, repeat COGNISION® testing can demonstrate consistency in physiologic data, supporting reassurance and reducing unnecessary referrals. Conversely, a measurable change in the recorded brain response may indicate that further evaluation or specialist referral is warranted. In this way, the system provides objective evidence to validate clinical impressions and guide next steps in the diagnostic pathway.

01/07/2026

Chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia, and metabolic syndrome develop gradually, often long before clinical symptoms emerge. As these conditions progress, vascular and autonomic dysfunction begin to affect long-term outcomes, yet early physiologic changes often go unmeasured in primary care. The TM Flow System provides an efficient way to incorporate objective vascular and autonomic data into chronic disease management, helping clinicians refine risk assessments, adjust treatment plans, and improve documentation for longitudinal care.

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01/04/2026

Mild forgetfulness, slower recall, or reduced multitasking ability are common concerns in aging patients. Distinguishing normal aging from early cognitive decline can be difficult, especially when symptoms fluctuate or depend on patient and family interpretation. The COGNISION® System provides objective data that helps clinicians track cognitive stability over time and document physiologic changes directly from the exam room.

The Challenge of Tracking Cognitive Change Mild forgetfulness, slower recall, or reduced multitasking ability are common concerns in aging patients. Distinguishing normal aging from early cognitive decline can be difficult, especially when symptoms fluctuate or depend on patient and family interpret...

01/02/2026

Adjusting treatment plans for patients with chronic cardiometabolic conditions is often based on symptoms, lab trends, and patient-reported outcomes. While these inputs are essential, they do not always reflect underlying vascular or autonomic changes that influence disease progression. Objective physiologic testing helps clinicians understand whether current therapies are effectively addressing the patient’s functional status. The TM Flow System provides in-office vascular and autonomic data that support more informed treatment adjustments over time.

Why treatment decisions benefit from objective data Adjusting treatment plans for patients with chronic cardiometabolic conditions is often based on symptoms, lab trends, and patient-reported outcomes. While these inputs are essential, they do not always reflect underlying vascular or autonomic chan...

12/13/2025

The COGNISION® System captures electroencephalographic activity and event-related responses during a brief auditory task. These physiologic signals reflect how the brain processes information related to attention and working memory. Because chronic disease often affects these domains, ERP and EEG results offer valuable insight into how a patient’s cognitive function is evolving over time. The system produces standardized reports that can be integrated into the medical record and trended across visits.

12/09/2025

The TM Flow System integrates ankle-brachial index, autonomic testing, and sudomotor assessment into a single, in-office session. This combination allows clinicians to evaluate large-vessel perfusion, sympathetic skin response, and autonomic balance in the same clinical context. Because these systems are frequently affected by chronic cardiometabolic disease, the TM Flow System helps identify complications earlier and provides quantitative data that support personalized care.

12/06/2025

Cognitive decline often emerges gradually in patients with chronic conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and depression. These conditions contribute to subtle changes in processing speed, attention, and working memory that may not be apparent on screening tools alone. Chronic Care Management programs rely on consistent monitoring, structured documentation, and early detection of change. The COGNISION® System provides in-office ERP and EEG data that help clinicians document cognitive stability, identify decline earlier, and support comprehensive long-term care.

Cognitive health as a core component of chronic care Cognitive decline often emerges gradually in patients with chronic conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and depression. These conditions contribute to subtle changes in processing speed, attention, and working memory that may not b...

12/01/2025

Chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia, and metabolic syndrome develop gradually, often long before clinical symptoms emerge. As these conditions progress, vascular and autonomic dysfunction begin to affect long-term outcomes, yet early physiologic changes often go unmeasured in primary care. The TM Flow System provides an efficient way to incorporate objective vascular and autonomic data into chronic disease management, helping clinicians refine risk assessments, adjust treatment plans, and improve documentation for longitudinal care.

The need for physiologic data in chronic care Chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia, and metabolic syndrome develop gradually, often long before clinical symptoms emerge. As these conditions progress, vascular and autonomic dysfunction begin to affect long-term outcomes, ye...