Creyos

“"Even patients who have anxiety during the test complete it much more easily than they did with our previous programs."”

“"Patients see their results, they see the areas that relate to their life, and it validates it for them. That helps them explain what's happening to their loved ones"”

“A lot of people think that even investigating memory issues means they're going to go straight to a memory facility. Really, it's not like that.”

“Creyos gives us more confidence to make a diagnosis and treat patients. In psychiatry, we don't traditionally have cognitive testing available for ADHD or related conditions, so we rely on subjective evaluation. But with Creyos, we get a detailed picture of brain health that's based on objective data.”

“It's great to have an objective evaluation that complements our standard psychiatric assessment, and layer that objective data onto the subjective insights we already gather.”

“During the pandemic, we saw so many adults report trouble focusing, without any prior history of ADHD. It was really difficult to make an assessment based solely on subjective evaluation. And getting academic records from a person's childhood is almost impossible. So we needed a different solution.”

“The great thing about Creyos Health is that you not only have objective assessments, but you have subjective screens. You can put that information together for a really powerful tool to n avigate the conversation, clearly and efficiently get to the right diagnosis, and achieve better patient outcomes.”

“Creyos Research has been a great partner in our quest to revolutionize the way we fight dementia.”

“The greatest return has been in the confidence with which we know that we can deliver the testing we need to the people for whom it's appropriate. We've un-siloed cognitive testing by having it here.”

“One of the reasons we offer a lot of our services in-house is because we don't want to wait months for one of our patients to get an evaluation that we think would be beneficial and might actually change the way that we are treating them. It made sense to bring cognitive testing in-house with Creyos because we can provide it in an accessible, flexible, and easy-to-use way.”

“A lot of patients with anxiety will have this overwhelmed feeling, and it can become tricky, clinically, in an evaluation to differentiate between whether this is a mental and cognitive bandwidth issue or if it's truly an impairment issue. The results of the Creyos test might steer me away from using a stimulant on some patients because the picture looks more consistent with pure anxiety and not a cognitive impairment that we associate with ADHD. Or, it might be the other way around.”

“What differentiates one type of depression from another might be a degree of cognitive slowing. The depression's toll on the brain might be such that it's impacting their cognition. It's important to understand this because our treatment strategies will be different.”

“Oftentimes, a clinical interview is not sufficient to get some of the inner workings of a patient's thought process. Structural and functional imaging are good for big-picture things but not thought processes. That's where cognitive testing comes in.”