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Digital neurocognitive testing - what actually works in practice?

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Hey all - I'm a practicing neuro with a virtual-only clinic trying to improve my ability to treat folks with cognitive impairments. I'm looking for real-world feedback from folks who regularly use patient-directed digital tools for initial and repeat testing?

I have messed around mostly with CNS Vital Signs (sub-optimal based on initial testing) and a few other available tools but been turned off by the aggressive sales tactics from the newer companies like Creyos and Linus.

Main questions:

  1. Which tools have you used and how well have they worked?
  2. Do your patients (especially older adults) actually tolerate these tools well? Any issues with tech literacy, frustration, or test anxiety that doesn't happen with traditional methods?
  3. Are you confident in the results you're getting? Do digital scores correlate well with your clinical impression and other assessments?

Posted Mar 8, 2026, 8:02 PM UTC

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