Primary Care Diagnostics

09/07/2026

Cognitive change is rarely defined by a single visit or screening score. In our latest blog, we explore how the COGNISION® System adds objective ERP and EEG data to dementia assessment, helping providers establish reference points, monitor changes over time, strengthen documentation, and develop a clearer view of a patient’s cognitive health. Read the full blog here:

Dementia Assessment Is a Longitudinal Process Cognitive decline rarely presents as a single, definitive moment. More often, a patient or family member notices gradual changes in memory, attention, processing, organization, or everyday function. The patient may still perform well during a brief offic...

09/01/2026

Poor circulation and neuropathy can produce many of the same lower-extremity symptoms, especially in patients with diabetes and other cardiometabolic conditions. In our latest blog, we look at how the TM Flow System helps providers evaluate vascular and neuropathic findings together, making it easier to understand whether symptoms are related to circulation, nerve dysfunction, or both. Read the full blog here:

Similar Symptoms Can Reflect Different Problems Lower-extremity complaints are common in patients with diabetes, metabolic syndrome, hypertension, and other cardiometabolic conditions. Burning, tingling, numbness, cramping, heaviness, and reduced walking tolerance may point toward neuropathy, impair...

08/27/2026

Objective data can bring greater clarity to dementia care planning. This short video highlights how the COGNISION® System supports cognitive assessment, longitudinal monitoring, care coordination, and more informed conversations with patients and caregivers.

08/22/2026

Diabetic lower-extremity symptoms can have more than one cause. This short video explains how the TM Flow System helps providers better understand burning, tingling, and numbness by adding objective insight into vascular and small fiber nerve function.

08/08/2026

Dementia care planning involves much more than identifying memory loss. In our latest blog, we look at how the COGNISION® System adds objective ERP and EEG data to the evaluation process, helping providers establish baselines, monitor cognitive change, strengthen documentation, and support more informed planning with patients and families. Read the full blog here:

Dementia Care Planning Begins With a Clearer Clinical Picture https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GTDr-5Tj0A Dementia care planning requires more than identifying memory loss. Providers must consider cognitive function, safety, independence, medication management, caregiver support, follow-up needs, an...

08/01/2026

Burning, tingling, and numbness are common in patients with diabetes, but the underlying cause is not always clear. In our latest blog, we explore how the TM Flow System helps providers evaluate whether lower-extremity symptoms may be related to neuropathy, poor circulation, or both. By adding objective vascular and sudomotor data to the clinical picture, providers can support more targeted care and stronger long-term management. Read the full blog here:

When Lower-Extremity Symptoms Need More Than a Symptom Checklist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1SKVG4nZqg Burning, tingling, numbness, and altered sensation are common complaints among patients with diabetes. These symptoms often suggest peripheral neuropathy, but they may also reflect impaired c...

07/24/2026

Subtle cognitive changes are not always easy to evaluate in a routine visit. This short video explains how the COGNISION® System supports assessment of mild cognitive changes through objective in-office ERP and EEG testing, giving clinicians another tool to support follow-up, monitoring, and more confident care decisions over time.

07/21/2026

Leg pain and numbness may reflect neuropathy, circulatory problems, or both. This short video highlights how the TM Flow System brings objective data to the evaluation process, helping clinicians better understand lower-extremity symptoms and support more informed treatment decisions over time.

07/07/2026

Mild cognitive changes can be difficult to interpret, especially when symptoms are subtle or still developing. In our latest blog, we explore how the COGNISION® System adds objective ERP and EEG data to the evaluation process, helping strengthen assessment when patients present with forgetfulness, slowed thinking, or reduced attention. By adding measurable brain-function data to the clinical picture, providers can support clearer follow-up and stronger longitudinal monitoring. Read the full blog here:

Mild cognitive changes can be difficult to interpret Many patients do not present with dramatic cognitive decline at the start of evaluation. Instead, they report subtle changes such as forgetfulness, slowed thinking, reduced attention, or difficulty keeping up with tasks that once felt routine. Fam...

07/01/2026

Leg pain and numbness are common complaints, but the underlying cause is not always clear. In our latest blog, we look at how the TM Flow System adds objective physiologic data to the evaluation process, helping clinicians assess vascular and nerve-related contributors in a single office visit. For patients with diabetes, metabolic disease, and other cardiometabolic risk factors, this added insight can support more informed follow-up and more targeted care. Read the full blog here:

Leg pain and numbness are common, but not always straightforward Leg pain and numbness are among the most common complaints in patients with diabetes, metabolic syndrome, vascular disease, and other chronic conditions. These symptoms can arise from a range of underlying causes, including peripheral....