Neurotrack rolls out digital brain health assessment for consumers

The digital health company Neurotrack has publicly launched its online Imprint Check-Up to assess cognitive decline.

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Imprint Check-Up, which had previously only been available through clinical study, is not available to all consumers through Internet and webcam access. The five-minute assessment measures the health of the hippocampus by tracking and analyzing a user’s eye movements as they look at a series of images. These measurements are used to predict cognitive decline over time.

After the assessment, users receive a memory score and recommendations for how to improve their brain health. These recommendations might include activities to slow the rate at which their brain ages, such as changes in diet, sleep schedule, stress reduction and memory games.

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