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Boston Cognitive Assessment (BoCA™) - assess cognition in minutes, repeat reliably, and fit within standard clinical workflows.
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Nearly Half of Dementia Risk Is Modifiable. We Turn That Insight Into Action.
AI-driven digital tools for cognitive assessment, longitudinal tracking, and sustained lifestyle engagement - built for individuals, providers, and health systems.
Boston Cognitive delivers three connected solutions: BoCA™ for measurement, the Boston Cognitive Platform for clinical insights, and the Boston Cognitive Program for sustained engagement.
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Boston Cognitive Platform - track change over time, see population-level patterns, and coordinate care.
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Boston Cognitive Program - build brain-healthy routines, stay engaged, and follow AI-guided support.
Learn More →A Global Shift in Cognitive Health
More than 57 million people worldwide live with dementia, and demographic trends project this number to exceed 150 million by 2050. In the United States, 10,000 people turn 65 every day, a transition that will continue through 2032. Among adults over 65, 1 in 4 experience measurable changes in memory, attention, or executive function, often years before a diagnosis.
Boston Cognitive develops validated assessments, digital interventions, and AI-supported lifestyle tools designed to engage cognition early and continuously - empowering individuals, providers, and health systems to act proactively.
Built on Research. Backed by Clinicians.
Boston Cognitive's solutions reflect decades of neuroscience and peer-reviewed research on cognitive decline and prevention. From validated assessments to structured lifestyle programs, our tools are designed to align with clinical workflows and the latest evidence, helping providers and individuals take action with confidence.
Dementia prevention, intervention, and care: 2024 report of the Lancet standing Commission
Highlights the global evidence that up to 40-45% of dementia cases may be preventable through modifiable risk factors - including physical activity, diet, education, and more.
Read →Modifiable risk factors for dementia, and awareness of brain health
A comprehensive 2023 review exploring how lifestyle interventions can impact dementia risk, with a focus on prevention strategies and public awareness.
Read →Boston Cognitive Assessment (BoCA™) - A Comprehensive Self-Administered Cognitive Test
Validates BoCA as a longitudinal digital assessment for at-home use, enabling accurate monitoring of cognitive function without evaluator bias.
Read →An online multidomain lifestyle intervention to prevent cognitive decline in at-risk older adults: a randomized controlled trial
A large-scale randomized controlled trial showing that online, multidomain lifestyle interventions can slow cognitive decline in older adults at risk of dementia - supporting the digital delivery model of the Boston Cognitive Program.
Read →Structured vs Self-Guided Multidomain Lifestyle Interventions for Global Cognitive Function: The US POINTER Randomized Clinical Trial
Results from the US POINTER trial demonstrate that structured, lifestyle-based interventions improve cognitive outcomes more effectively than self-guided approaches - affirming the value of supervised digital programs like ours.
Read →Effects of intensive lifestyle changes on the progression of mild cognitive impairment or early dementia due to Alzheimer's disease
A pioneering 2024 randomized controlled trial demonstrating that comprehensive lifestyle modifications can produce measurable improvements in cognitive function and reduce disease progression in patients with MCI or early Alzheimer's disease.
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Integrate Cognitive Assessments Into Your Clinical Workflow
Validated cognitive assessments and care planning tools designed for CPT workflows and population analytics - supporting fee-for-service and value-based care models.
The unmet need is significant. Nearly 59% of older adults report never receiving a cognitive assessment, and only 11% of patients had one in the five years prior to a dementia diagnosis. Nearly half of cognitively impaired patients remain undiagnosed, leading to avoidable hospitalizations and increased costs of care.
Boston Cognitive helps providers monitor cognition over time, track performance longitudinally, and align services with CPT billing pathways. Patient-completed digital assessments can reduce staff burden and save valuable visit time, while population analytics support proactive care planning across your practice.
Get access to:
- BoCA™ - validated 10-minute cognitive assessment
- Longitudinal Tracking - measure and compare cognitive performance over time
- Population Insights - practice-level analytics to identify risk and inform care planning
- EHR Integration - works within existing clinical workflows
BoCA™ - Fast, Digital Cognitive Assessment
BoCA™ is a 10-minute digital assessment used by clinics, researchers, and individuals to evaluate core cognitive domains and track changes over time. It can be administered in-clinic or completed remotely under provider direction and fits naturally into CPT-aligned workflows for cognitive assessment services. Validated in peer-reviewed studies, BoCA shows strong agreement with established measures and minimal practice effects, supporting repeated use in clinical and research environments.
Highlights:
- Validated & research-grade
- Clinic or provider-directed remote administration
- Longitudinal and domain-specific insights
- Designed for CPT-aligned workflows
Complete your first assessment to create a free personal account and track your cognitive health over time.
A Lifestyle Program for Long-Term Brain Wellness
Research from the Lancet Commission on Dementia Prevention suggests that up to 45% of dementia risk is linked to modifiable lifestyle factors, underscoring the importance of sustained, brain-healthy habits. The Boston Cognitive Program uses AI guidance and physician-informed design to support long-term cognitive wellness through structured improvements in movement, nutrition, cognitive engagement, and restorative routines.
The program incorporates Boston Cognitive's patent-pending 40xBrain technology - a 40 Hz light and sound entrainment system paired with cognitive activities - to promote engagement and support consistent practice. It integrates with BoCA™ assessment data to personalize pacing, reinforce adherence, and monitor changes over time. The program can be followed independently or as part of a provider-supervised care plan, creating continuity between cognitive assessment, lifestyle routines, and clinical workflows.
Explore the ProgramWe Build What Cognitive Care Has Been Missing
For too long, cognitive care has been reactive, fragmented, and difficult to access. What has been missing is a platform that makes evidence-based cognitive support accessible to every aging adult - whether through their doctor or on their own.
That is what we are building: validated assessments, AI-assisted care plans, and lifestyle interventions grounded in decades of research. All designed to work at scale, so providers can deliver personalized care without expanding staff, and individuals can take action before decline begins.
Academic and clinical research are central to how we work. We provide no-cost access to our tools for qualified studies and collaborate with institutions worldwide to advance the science of cognitive health - from pilot studies to IRB-approved clinical trials.
Take the First Step Toward Better Brain Health
Have questions or want to explore next steps? Whether you're a provider, researcher, or just starting your brain health journey - we're here to help.
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Disclaimer: Boston Cognitive tools are designed to support cognitive health monitoring and lifestyle modification. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Our assessments and programs do not provide medical advice, therapy, or clinical diagnosis. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider.
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