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Built inside a real clinical practice

Clinicians built this. For the thing they needed on Monday.

COGAI runs on top of Cognifica Health, an active practice in Aquebogue and West Harrison, New York. The founder, Dr. John Abrahams, is a practicing neurosurgeon. Susan Mogan, a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, leads behavioral health delivery.

Founder

Dr. John Abrahams

Practicing neurosurgeon. Three prior medical device ventures. New York, since 2004.

Clinician

Susan Mogan · PMHNP, DNP

Practicing Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner at Cognifica Health.

What actually happens

A 63 year old patient. A concussion. A conversation that otherwise would not have happened.

The patient presents after a fall. Concussion. Routine follow up six weeks out. The exam is unremarkable. The patient reports being "fine" in the room.

The clinician opens the panel. The PHQ 9 has drifted from 4 to 13. The PCL 5 has crossed the validated threshold. The trend sits next to the note.

The conversation that would not have happened does. The patient is scheduled for follow up with Susan. A plan is in motion by the end of the day.

Seven validated instruments

Clinical instruments with research behind them

Named. Scored. Tracked. No proprietary questionnaires stand in for them.

  • PHQ 9

    Depression

  • GAD 7

    Anxiety

  • PCL 5

    Trauma

  • DAST 10

    Drug use

  • AUDIT

    Alcohol use

  • PSQI

    Sleep

  • WORK

    Work wellness

Privacy architecture

The employer never sees an individual score.

Three contractual commitments. Not a feature toggle. A boundary the product architecture enforces.

  • 01

    No PHI leaves the clinical boundary.

  • 02

    No therapy notes are ever accessible to the employer.

  • 03

    No individual symptom scores are ever accessible to the employer.

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