why CogniScreen.
 

CogniScreen is appropriate when brief screening tools raise concern or feel insufficient, but a full neuropsychological assessment is not yet indicated. It is particularly useful for clarification, baseline assessment, or monitoring cognitive change over time.

Unlike brief screening tools, CogniScreen provides a standardised, neuropsychological assessment across multiple cognitive domains, with age-normed comparison data and integrated clinical interpretation. This allows for more meaningful domain-level insight than a single global score.

No. CogniScreen is a non-diagnostic cognitive screening service. It does not assess for specific neurological, psychiatric, or neurodevelopmental diagnoses, nor does it replace a comprehensive neuropsychological assessment when diagnostic evaluation is required.

Referrers receive a clear written summary outlining cognitive strengths and weaknesses, comparison to age-based norms, and clinically informed recommendations. Guidance is provided regarding reassurance, monitoring, or the need for further assessment where appropriate.

CogniScreen is suited to adults who are functioning day-to-day but report mild cognitive concerns, are seeking baseline assessment, or would benefit from objective data to guide monitoring or next steps. It is particularly helpful where a proactive or preventative approach to cognitive health is preferred.

CogniScreen is non-diagnostic and does not assess for ADHD or dementia. It can, however, provide objective cognitive data to support clarification, baseline assessment, or monitoring, and may assist clinicians in determining whether more comprehensive assessment is indicated.