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Products that do what BetterBrain – Dementia prevention, covered by insurance does
Hey all! I’ve been building BetterBrain for the past few months, which is the first dementia prevention program entirely covered by insurance. BetterBrain combines expert clinicians, comprehensive testing and state of the art AI - and for many insurance plans is $0. Research shows that dementia can be detected up to 20 years in advance. Despite this, many people at risk of dementia overlook regular brain health assessments. Many members of our founding team have family members affected by neurodegenerative disease. We’re also hiring aggressively if anyone is interested in changing the future…
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I recently learned about some fascinating research done at MIT for potentially treating Alzheimer’s using light and sound stimulation at 40 hertz. Nothing has been proven yet, but it seemed compelling to me, especially given the safety and simplicity of the treatment (i.e., no drugs, no electrodes, just looking at light and hearing sounds). I wanted to try it myself, but was surprised how hard it was to find something free and easy to use to generate such pulses. Which is odd because I remember some freeware DOS program I tried back in the 90s which did all this kind of stuff (anyone know…
2024 · alzheimersbuddy.com
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Memory Pill passively records the last time a medication bottle was opened to prevent over- and underdosing of medications when you cannot remember if you have already taken a scheduled dose. https://www.hackster.io/nickbild/memory-pill-9f6b2e
2020 · hackster.io
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I'm the developer of this small mobile app, and I'm seeking constructive feedback and people to try it. I'm writing the app because my folks have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
2022 · github.com
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Been exploring the Transparency in Coverage Rule (https://www.cms.gov/healthplan-price-transparency) that forces every health insurer to publish their contract rates with every provider they have in network in a machine readable format (json files) These published files are massive (about a petabyte of data a month with individual files up to 20GB) and a PITA to dig through. We built HealthPlanExplorer.com to make it easy to search the files. You can: - choose any in network file (as many as you want) - search by National Provider Identifier (NPI) - search by CPT Code And…
2023 · healthplanexplorer.com
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2015 · strong-brain.com
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