We turn your ideas into real-world tools, platforms, and apps, adding clinical rigor and innovation.
Three ways we partner with you and your teams.
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Gestalt 1.0 runs our caseloads. Compass builds clinical competency. Luria 1.0 assesses intelligence. All three were built in-house and are already at work in our own practice.
Gestalt 1.0 turns dense symptom and wellbeing data into a single living visual: a “Healing” flower tracking recovery, and a “Thriving” flower tracking what’s feeding a person’s growth.
Gestalt 1.0 replaces a wall of spreadsheets with a single flow: what hasn’t been billed, what’s sitting with a payer, and what’s actually been paid. The same clarity extends to intake packets and unsigned notes.
Compass helps professionals build the competency to conduct therapy and exams, including comprehensive doctoral-level exams. Trainees choose a clinical orientation, set a difficulty level, and interview a realistic AI patient, with live feedback on rapport, presence, confidence, and diagnostic accuracy.
Luria 1.0 is our next-generation intelligence assessment platform, currently in development within the Education & Research division. Named for the founder of modern neuropsychological assessment, it’s built with the same rigor as everything else we bring into our own clinics.
Every subtest score is auto-populated with percentiles, classifications, and normal-curve placement, so reports that used to take hours come together in minutes.
Each tool below was developed in-house and is already in active clinical or educational use.
Our next-generation intelligence assessment platform, currently in development.
Preview Luria 1.0 →A consensus-based inventory covering current diagnostic criteria for mild traumatic brain injury.
Explore the TBI Tool →The Parkinson’s-Plus Weighted Inventory, a fast screening tool for MSA, PSP, CBD, and DLB.
Try Park Plus →Interactive MRI worksheets that teach brain anatomy, from labeled diagrams to real clinical scans.
Open LearnBrain →An interactive guide to frontotemporal dementia, covering clinical subtypes and differential diagnosis.
Explore the FTD Tool →