COGNIVA turns daily care into continuous clinical intelligence.
Managing medication, mood swings, and safety with notebooks, WhatsApp groups, and memory — with no clinical support between visits.
Seeing patients once every 3–6 months with almost no continuous data. Every visit is a snapshot. Interventions come too late.
Hospital EHRs are unusable for caregivers. Consumer wellness apps are clinically irrelevant. Nothing bridges the gap.
Dementia care involves multiple people with completely different needs. Here's how each role experiences COGNIVA.
Short, adaptive exercises — memory matching, word recall, sequence tapping — that feel like play, not clinical tests. Every session produces structured data that reaches the doctor.
Pairs of familiar images — faces, objects, places — are revealed and matched. Card count and reveal time adjust based on session history.
A short list of words is shown, then hidden. The patient selects them from a larger set. List length and delay window adapt to performance.
A sequence of coloured tiles lights up. The patient taps them back in order. Sequence length grows or shrinks based on recent accuracy.
Simple questions about today — the day, the season, a familiar face. Not a test: a gentle grounding exercise with affirming feedback.
Tracking shouldn't require the patient to do anything unusual. COGNIVA captures data through the natural flow of daily use — reminders answered, games played, voice responses recorded.
Every reminder is logged as taken, missed, or skipped. Patterns over days and weeks surface in the caretaker and doctor dashboards.
The Voice Companion asks a simple daily question. The spoken yes/no response is recorded and plotted as a mood trend — no typing, no forms.
Caretakers can log blood pressure, weight, and other vitals directly in the app. Readings appear on the doctor's trend dashboard.
Every game session produces a structured score. Scores are plotted over time and flagged if a meaningful decline is detected across multiple sessions.
Trend data is only useful if it arrives in a form a clinician can act on. COGNIVA structures every signal into weekly and monthly views, with one-click PDF export for clinical records.
Medication adherence, mood scores, and game performance plotted day by day. Caretakers and doctors see the same data.
A consolidated view of the full month — adherence rate, average mood, cognitive trend, and any escalation events.
One-click export of the monthly summary as a formatted PDF — ready for clinical records, referrals, or specialist handoffs.
If cognitive scores drop meaningfully across three or more consecutive sessions, the doctor receives a proactive flag — not just a raw number.
Our Voice Companion speaks medication reminders, records spoken yes/no answers as mood data, and recognises a direct emergency trigger. Our Cognitive Gaming module auto-adjusts difficulty and logs every session as clinical trend data. And our notifications never cry wolf.
SEE THE FULL ESCALATION LOGIC →Noted silently. No alert sent.
Family caretaker notified via push notification.
Doctor receives a direct escalation alert.
SMS sent immediately. Voice read-aloud activated. Both doctor and caretaker alerted.
Most solutions solve only one side of the triangle — a patient app, or a caregiver tool, or a doctor dashboard. COGNIVA is the only platform designed from day one for all three roles simultaneously, with shared longitudinal data and intelligent escalation that doctors can actually trust.
Every game session is a clinical data point. Patients engage with meaningful activities while doctors receive continuous cognitive performance signals.
Engineered to eliminate alert fatigue. Families and doctors are only notified when the data signals something that genuinely requires attention.
Replace the 3-month snapshot with a living picture of cognitive and behavioural health — enabling earlier, more confident clinical decisions.
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Product strategy and engineering execution
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Technical backbone for the platform
For a single stakeholder — patient, caretaker, or doctor.
Patient and caretaker linked in one shared care view.
The full clinical picture — all three roles connected.
For clinics, hospitals, and elder-care networks — per-patient licensing with white-label options available.
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