Concussion
Symptom burden, vestibular and cognitive status, weekly check-ins, brain training and recovery trajectory. Supports return-to-play, return-to-learn and neuropsych referral decisions. This is the module most practices start with.
Programs
Kavera organizes remote therapeutic monitoring into four clinical modules, each built on validated instruments and delivered between office visits. Start with one. Add the others when you're ready.
See it on your patients
One field. 30 minutes. Live demo with a clinician.
What each module includes
Four clinical modules
Mental Health
PHQ-9, GAD-7 and PCL-5 on a cadence you set, plus the guided support tool for mild anxiety and depression. Built for the mood and trauma symptoms that follow injury, and for NP-led mental health practices as a standalone program.
Cognitive Health (MCI)
Attention, memory, processing speed and executive function over time. For post-concussion syndrome and for cognitive change from chemotherapy, menopause, cardiac disease, diabetes and obesity.
Headache
Frequency, disability and associated symptoms between visits, including post-traumatic headache and chronic headache unrelated to injury.
01
Assign
Pick the module and instruments that match the presentation.
02
Deliver
Patients complete check-ins and training on the cadence you set.
03
Review
Results return before the next encounter, plotted against baseline.
04
Document
The same record supports RTM and testing documentation.
Modules are not exclusive. A concussion patient can carry PCSS, PHQ-9 and cognitive tests on one schedule. A headache practice doesn't have to run a concussion battery.
By specialty
How each specialty uses Kavera
Neurology and neurosurgery
Post-injury and cognitive-change patients need trend data, not what they remember at follow-up.
Orthopedics and sports medicine
Return-to-play and return-to-work decisions depend on the trend, not one office-day snapshot.
NPs and PAs
Pre-visit trend view so the encounter starts from data. Mental Health runs as a standalone program.
Concussion clinics
Dense early visits, then long gaps. Informal phone check-ins become structured, billable monitoring.
Self-Serve or Managed
Your staff or Juliet Mott's team
Your staff run the modules, or Juliet Mott's team runs them and bills under your credentials. Compare plans.
FAQ
Common questions
Why are programs organized by module?
Post-injury patients rarely present with one concern. Modules let you assign the instruments and treatment relevant to the presentation instead of a one-size-fits-all questionnaire set.
Can a patient use more than one module?
Yes. One chart can carry instruments from more than one module on the same cadence.
What instruments feed the modules?
Symptom scales (PCSS, HIT-6), mood and trauma screens (PHQ-9, GAD-7, PCL-5), sleep (PSQI), and cognitive-domain tests (Trail Making, Digit Span, SDMT and others). See all assessments.
How does this support billing?
Every check-in, training session, review and telehealth contact is timestamped. That is the record RTM and neurocognitive testing codes ask for. Educational, not coding advice.
Does Kavera replace my EHR?
No. It runs beside it.
See it on your patients
One field. 30 minutes. Live demo with a clinician.
See it on your patients
One field. 30 minutes. Live demo with a clinician.