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Objective Cognitive Trends Over Time With Zero Added Staff Burden.

MEVA gives your organization a clear, structured record of how adults are functioning over time. Participants complete self-directed check-ins at home or in your facility, delivering documented trend data for care planning, program evaluation, and funder reporting without expanding staff workload.

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MEVA is a general wellness tool. It does not diagnose, treat, prevent, or screen for any medical condition.

MEVA Stats Band

21–79%

Unify the MoCA false-positive citation.

JAGS, 2024

62.3%

of MCI cases go undetected in health centers

JAMA, 2024

validated tools for tracking cognitive engagement between visits

Structural gap

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See MEVA in your setting.

Choose where you work to see how MEVA fits your goals and workflow.

Build a clearer record between visits.

Cognitive concerns rarely fit into a single office visit. MEVA gives your organization a practical way to refer older adults for brief, self-directed cognitive check-ins between appointments, without requiring staff to administer a lengthy assessment during the visit.

Over time, patients build a clearer record of stability or change. That information can support more informed conversations about medications, lifestyle changes, follow-up planning, and specialist referrals.

Between-visit contextA clearer longitudinal record

Minimal staff burdenSelf-directed participation

Better conversationsMore informed next steps

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Monitor How Adults Function at Home
With Zero Added Clinic Time.

MEVA gives your organization a clear, objective record of how adults are functioning at home, without expanding appointment times or staff workload.

Why Teams Trust
The Flow

Real-World Activities

Montessori-inspired activities, not rapid-fire pass/fail puzzles.

Patterns Over Time

Repeated sessions show steadiness and change, not a one-off score.

Low Staff Lift

Participants complete sessions at home or with optional support.

Managed Workspace

Staff see activation, completion, credits, and review items in one place.

Everything staff needs to see, in one workspace.

Activation, session completion, remaining credits, review items, and recent activity stay visible before every visit.

MEVA staff workspace showing participant activation, completed sessions, remaining credits, review items, and recent activity.

The four-stage workflow

Engage

A patient completes a brief session.

7 real-world activities, a few minutes each, on any tablet or browser. Self-directed at home or facilitated by care staff.

Capture

An engagement profile is generated.

Each session creates a structured record of real-world task performance across core domains, without pass/fail anxiety.

Track

Map Domain Performance Over Time to Confirm Stability.

Repeated check-ins track core cognitive domains over months or quarters. Clinicians and families see exactly what remains steady and what shifts. This provides objective reassurance during medication changes or routine check-ups.

Inform

Objective Data for Better Appointments.

Patients share their trend history directly with care teams during appointments, giving clinicians immediate context to guide medication reviews, lifestyle advice, and care planning.

Turn unmonitored time between visits into an objective baseline with zero added staff work.

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What the Research Shows

Published research identifies three structural gaps in current cognitive wellness practice.

Standard tools produce high false positive rates in diverse populations.

A 2024 study in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society found that false positive rates ranged from 21 to 79 percent in ethnically diverse samples. This is a design problem. The tools were not built for the populations now in most need of them.

JAGS, 2024

Mild cognitive impairment frequently goes undetected in high-volume primary care settings.

A 2024 JAMA study found 62.3 percent of MCI cases go undetected in federally qualified health centers. This research describes structural measurement failures. It does not establish that MEVA outcomes will improve these gaps. MEVA's clinical partnership study is currently in progress.

JAMA, 2024

Families arrive at appointments with no structured longitudinal record. The clinical conversation starts from zero every time.

Without a record of day-to-day cognitive engagement between visits, providers are left to reconstruct months of change from memory and anecdote in a single short appointment. MEVA's clinical partnership study is currently in progress to evaluate whether a longitudinal record changes that conversation.

Clinical Observation

Objective Cognitive Trends Over Time With Zero Added Staff Burden.

See MEVA in your setting.

Build a clearer record between visits.

Build family trust and measure program value.

Structure evidence for studies and programs.

Monitor How Adults Function at Home
With Zero Added Clinic Time.

Real-World Activities

Patterns Over Time

Low Staff Lift

Managed Workspace

Everything staff needs to see, in one workspace.

The four-stage workflow

A patient completes a brief session.

An engagement profile is generated.

Map Domain Performance Over Time to Confirm Stability.

Objective Data for Better Appointments.

Published research identifies three structural gaps in current cognitive wellness practice.

Standard tools produce high false positive rates in diverse populations.

Mild cognitive impairment frequently goes undetected in high-volume primary care settings.

Families arrive at appointments with no structured longitudinal record. The clinical conversation starts from zero every time.