CANS-MCIObjectively test your patients for Mild Cognitive Impairment.
CANS-MCIEconomical testing detects the earliest signs of cognitive decline.
CANS-MCIQuickly add valuable information to your patient evaluations.
The Computer-Administered
Neuropsychological Screenfor Mild Cognitive Impairment

Reliable & valid

Proven accuracy at levels similar to full neuropsychological workups.

Reimbursable

The CANS-MCI is 100 percent reimbursable through Medicare and most major insurance carriers.

Fairly priced

No contracts, no minimums, pay for tests only after they are performed.

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Memória et al (2014) showed that “the Brazilian
version of the CANS-MCI battery demonstrated
its robust capacity to discriminate MCI from
normal controls (81% of sensitivity and 73% of
specificity) and almost perfect ability to identify
AD (100% of sensitivity and 97% of specificity)
even in a sample comprising early AD cases.”Cláudia M. Memória, Mônica S. Yassuda, Eduardo Y. Nakano and Orestes
V. Forlenza Contributions of the Computer-Administered
Neuropsychological Screen for Mild Cognitive Impairment (CANS-MCI)
for the diagnosis of MCI in Brazil.COMPARABLE WITH THEGOLD STANDARDRead more about our science

Early detection at minimal expense

Physicians may completely outsource the memory testing of their patients to Screen Inc. while being kept up-to-date on their patients’ memory skills and be quickly alerted if their patients show sudden declines in cognitive abilities.

Predictive

Detects the earliest stages of all cognitive declines that are predictive of Alzheimer’s and other dementias.

Longitudinal

Useful as a single baseline screen or for precise evaluation of longitudinal changes.

Simple for staff

No clinician resources or time required. Each test requires only a few minutes of staff setup.

It’s easy to get started. Free software installation.

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Self-administered after quick setup

When the patient comes into the doctor’s office for a scheduled cognitive testing, they are greeted by the doctor’s staff, brought to the testing unit, and seated comfortably. Within minutes the staff member may leave the room so the patient can continue the tests in private.

Multilingual

Instructions and questions are spoken and readable in English or Spanish.

Intuitive

No computer skills required. Fully self-administered after quick staff-assisted setup.

Distress free

Simple visual design and touch interactions avoid distress.

”“I didn’t get distracted by the
inflections of the tester or
seeing how they reacted.Read more about our test design

3 cognitive domains & probability of MCI

The CANS-MCI was developed to precisely measure the cognitive domains that are most predictive of MCI and spot trends that allow us to give accurate early warnings. We provide our physician customers with detailed yet easy-to-understand Physician Reports.

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Interpreted in context

Scores are interpreted in light of age, education, depression, head injury history, pain medication, solvent exposure, and alcohol use.

Multidimensional

Report graphs show z-scores in 3 distinct factors: Word and Symbol Fluency, Memory, and Executive Functions.

Professionally evaluated

Results are reviewed and scored by licensed, qualified healthcare professionals.

Easy to obtain, easy to install

Hardware requirements


Most computers capable of running Windows are capable of running our software.  You’ll need a touchscreen display, a keyboard, speakers, and an Internet connection.

  • Any Windows operating system

    With audio capability, speakers, and video circuitry capable of displaying 640 x 480 resolution with preserved aspect ratio.

  • Touchscreen display

    A “convertible”, “hybrid”, or “2-in-1” widescreen notebook / laptop with screen size between 13.3 and 17 inches.  Surface Pro tablets (native 2:3 ratio) are also fine.

  • Connection to the Internet

    If you don’t have access to the Internet during tests you may upload sessions once you reconnect.

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