COGNISION

Neuroscience researchers throughout the world have used Event Related Potential (ERP) and quantitative electroencephalograph (qEEG) methods to evaluate a wide range of cognitive disorders, including Alzheimer’s disease and concussion/mTBI. Technological advances over the past decades have greatly enhanced the performance of these systems. With the idea to harness the performance capabilities of new technologies and automate the system and data analysis via software to make it accessible for private medical practices, John H. Barker, MD and Kalford C. Fadem founded Neuronetrix in 2003. Barker and Fadem redesigned the technology from the ground up to focus on ease of use, large-scale application and high performance. Today, Louisville, Kentucky based Neuronetrix Solutions, LLC sells a specialized EEG system called COGNISION® and the company also does business under the same name.