Primary Care Diagnostics

10/15/2026

One assessment is only one point in time.

This short video shows how the TM Flow System gives providers a clearer view of patient progress by tracking vascular, nerve, and autonomic findings from one visit to the next.

10/13/2026

When memory concerns go beyond what a screening score shows, objective data can help fill in the picture.

In this short video, see how the COGNISION® System measures brain function with ERP and EEG testing, so providers have another source of information alongside history, screening, and caregiver input.

10/08/2026

Follow-up care is about more than asking whether a patient feels better.

For patients with diabetes, poor circulation, or neuropathic symptoms, symptoms alone may not show what is changing physiologically. Our latest blog explains how repeat TM Flow System testing helps providers compare vascular, sudomotor, and autonomic findings over time to see improvement, stability, or decline.

Read more: https://primarycarediagnostics.com/the-follow-up-visit-putting-tm-flow-system-findings-in-context/

Follow-up care for cardiometabolic patients: how repeat TM Flow vascular, sudomotor and autonomic testing shows improvement, stability or decline over time.

10/06/2026

A patient scores within the expected range on a brief cognitive screen, but their spouse is noticing missed appointments and repeated questions. What then?

In our latest blog, we look at how the COGNISION® System adds objective ERP and EEG data when screening results and reported changes do not tell the same story. It also gives providers a measurable reference point to compare over time.

Read more: https://primarycarediagnostics.com/when-memory-concerns-and-screening-results-do-not-tell-the-same-story-the-cognision-system/

When a brief cognitive screen and family reports disagree, COGNISION ERP/EEG testing adds objective brain-function data and a baseline to compare over time.

09/22/2026

Dementia assessment is an ongoing process, and objective data can provide valuable context as cognitive function changes. This short video explains how the COGNISION® System supports longitudinal monitoring with in-office ERP and EEG testing, giving providers another measurable reference point for dementia care.

09/15/2026

Burning, tingling, numbness, and reduced walking tolerance may reflect poor circulation, neuropathy, or overlapping disease. This short video highlights how the TM Flow System provides objective vascular and nerve-related data to help providers clarify these symptoms and support more targeted care.

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.