Cognitive Health (MCI) Program 

Cognitive complaints come from a lot of places: concussion that won't resolve, chemotherapy, menopause, cardiac surgery, diabetes, obesity, and sometimes nothing you can name. The Cognitive Health Program tests the domains on a schedule, against the patient's own baseline, so you know whether it's moving and which way.

Who it's for

• Post-concussion syndrome with persistent cognitive complaints
• MCI of unclear cause
• Chemotherapy-related cognitive change
• Menopause-related cognitive change
• Post-cardiac cognitive decline
• Diabetes and obesity with cognitive complaints

What it includes

Baseline. MoCA in the office. PHQ-9 and PSQI to catch the reversible causes.

Between visits. Domain tests on your cadence: Digit Span and Trail Making A for attention, SDMT and WAIS Coding for processing speed, Trail Making B and Stroop for executive function. Brain training for attention where indicated.

Re-evaluation. In-office memory and language testing: RAVLT, BVMT-R, verbal fluency. Read against baseline.

Escalation. A trend that won't move triggers referral for formal neuropsych testing, with the record attached. See when to refer.

What gets documented

In-office administration and interpretation (96116, 96132/96133, 96136–96139). Remote automated testing (96146). Engagement days and review time for patients on a monitoring cadence (98978, 98979, 98980/98981). Educational, not coding advice.

FAQ

What conditions does the Cognitive Health Program cover?

Any cognitive complaint you want measured over time. The condition pages above are the common ones.

How is this different from the Concussion Program?

The Concussion Program runs the full post-injury protocol with weekly symptom check-ins. Cognitive Health is the serial cognitive battery, used on its own for non-injury patients or added when a concussion patient's cognitive complaints persist.

Does this replace formal neuropsychological testing?

No. It tells you when to refer and sends the trend with the referral.

Can an MA or technician administer part of the battery?

Yes, in the office under supervision. Kavera records who administered and who supervised. See technician supervision rules.

Who runs it?

Your staff on Self-Serve. Juliet Mott's team on Managed.

See it on your patients

One field. 30 minutes. Live demo with a clinician. Request demo.