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Assess Mild Head Injuries in Minutes

BrainScope device

The only FDA cleared non-invasive medical device that objectively assesses head injured patients for both brain bleeds & concussions at point of care.

Clinical experience has demonstrated:

 

BrainScope in the emergency department

Results You Can Trust

  • Confidence to make clinical decisions

    BrainScope helps clinicians confidently rule out the need for a head CT. A simultaneous concussion assessment provides objective information to aid in concussion diagnosis. 

  • Fast, actionable results
    Demonstrated to reduce patient length of stay in the emergency department. Prep, test, and result in under 20 minutes.

  • Integrate with Ease
    Get your entire team up and running with the help of BrainScope Academy and our experienced clinical team. 
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Proven Results at Adventist Health

After one year of using BrainScope, Adventist Health Kern County has witnessed...

40%

decrease in unnecessary head CTs

58%

decrease in length of stay

66%

adult patients flagged for follow up concussion care

Read more about BrainScope's impact

BrainScope was easy to use, fast, and intuitive. It was great to provide the patient with concrete results immediately and have a positive impact on their patient experience." 

BrainScope gives our patients peace of mind — with BrainScope, we have saved 43% of patients from unnecessary radiation due to CT scans."

A device like BrainScope is a novel technique that we can use to reduce length of stay and turn rooms over to get the next patient in." 

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Caitlin Saxon, BSN RN CRN, Emergency Nurse at Georgia-based hospital
Mark Christensen, MD, Director of Emergency Medicine at Cullman Regional
Jacob Stelter, MD, Emergency Physician at Chicago-based hospital

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Upcoming Events

 
Georgia Emergency Medicine Conference
November 30 - December 1, 2023
Greensboro, GA

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