Imagine delivering intensive cognitive rehabilitation services from your clinic to any client's home that has the Internet. Patients can be treated no matter what the weather, no matter what the distance from the clinic. Imagine therapists being able to take full advantage of the patient's setting, so therapy is more effective, more engaging, more obviously useful.

The promise of computer technology for brain injury rehabilitation is achieved with the software suite and rehabilitation techniques of The Institute for Cognitive Prosthetics. Since the mid 1980s, we have provided rehab technology for the continuum from full-day programs to add-in services. Our tools and technology have been extensively used in the treatment of patients by licensed therapists.

These services have been reimbursed as conventional treatment programs. We have treated scores of patients for more than 10,000 hours of therapy with our technology. Many of our patients were hundreds of miles away from their therapists. So our tools are ideal for providers with a regional, national, or international service area.


Links to recent reviews of cognitive prosthetics:

"Cognitive Prostheses:Findings from Attempts to Model Some Aspects of Cognition", Norman Alms et. al. (2011)  Human Centered Design HCII Proceedings, 2011.

"Cognitive Function and Assistive Technology for Cognition: A Systematic Review ", Alex Gillespie, Catherine Best, and Brian O'Neill, J Internat. Neuropsych. Soc.  2012.

"Assistive Technology for Cognition" Edmond LoPresti, Cathy Bodine, & Clayton Lewis. IEEE 2008