Kavera was built in a neurosurgery practice. Dr. Abrahams operated on thousands of patients, saw every one of them back, and watched most of those follow-ups produce data nobody captured. This is the program he built to capture it.
The gap
Post-craniotomy and post-injury patients come back at two weeks, six weeks, three months. Cognition, mood, sleep and headache change in between. You hear about it at the visit, if the patient remembers.
What Kavera runs for a neurosurgery practice
- Concussion. The full protocol: first-visit battery, feedback visit, weekly check-ins, brain training, monthly telehealth.
- Cognitive Health (MCI). Serial domain testing after craniotomy, for post-concussion syndrome, or for cognitive complaints of any cause.
- Headache and Mental Health as the presentation requires.
Codes a neurosurgery practice touches
RTM: 98975, 98978, 98979, 98980/98981. Testing: 96116, 96132/96133, 96136–96139, 96146. Educational, not coding advice.
Who runs it
Your MA or PA on Self-Serve. Juliet Mott's team on Managed, including claim submission under your credentials.
FAQ
Does Kavera replace the surgeon's judgment on return-to-play or imaging?
No. It puts the trend in front of you. Decisions are yours.
Can one practice run concussion and non-injury cognitive patients?
Yes. Modules are assigned per patient.
Who administers the assessments?
Between visits, the patient on their own phone. In the office, you, a PA or an MA under supervision. Kavera records which.
Does using Kavera guarantee reimbursement?
No. Coverage depends on the payer and your compliance process.
How does this compare to paper or spreadsheet tracking?
Dr. Abrahams did it that way for two and a half years. See the comparison.
See it on your patients
One field. 30 minutes. Live demo with a clinician. Request demo.
See this on your own patient population
One field. 30 minutes. Live demo with a clinician.