The first 200 ACE registrants will receive a SuperSenses Baseline Kit and experience a new approach to longitudinal brain health measurement firsthand.
SuperSenses will join Eudēmonia and OvationLab for the inaugural Applied Clinical Education (ACE) Immersion on Thursday, November 5, 2026, in West Palm Beach, Florida.
ACE is OvationLab's new framework for helping practitioners move cutting-edge science into clinical practice. The program combines evidence-led education with assessment protocols, decision trees, implementation tools, and hands-on experience.
The first 200 registered practitioners will receive an Immersion Kit containing the tests, products, and devices featured throughout the day's curriculum. Each kit will include a SuperSenses Baseline Kit.
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Measure the brain's inputs before waiting for changes in its outputs
Brain health is usually assessed downstream through outputs such as memory, attention, and cognition.
SuperSenses starts one layer earlier.
Smell, taste, hearing, vision, and touch are the brain's primary inputs. Changes in these systems can emerge before cognitive symptoms become obvious, creating an opportunity to identify needs earlier and act on many of the same behaviors already associated with healthier cognitive aging.
SuperSenses is the first platform to standardize all five senses in approximately 30 minutes and track them over time.
"Brain health usually starts downstream, with outputs like memory and cognition. We start one layer earlier, with the inputs: smell, taste, hearing, vision, and touch," said Datar Sahi, Founder and CEO of SuperSenses. "That interval between sensory change and visible cognitive decline is what we call the prevention window. Routine sensory measurement can become a new front door to brain health."
The missing layer in today's brain health landscape
The major drivers of cognitive health are increasingly well understood. Hearing loss, untreated vision loss, physical inactivity, social isolation, depression, cardiovascular health, sleep, and other modifiable factors all shape long-term brain health.
What has been missing is a practical system that connects several of those risks through routine measurement.
Sensory changes can reduce movement, independence, communication, social connection, environmental awareness, and engagement with the world. Yet the five senses are still usually evaluated separately, reactively, or only after a noticeable problem appears.
SuperSenses brings them together as one longitudinal measurement layer.
VIEW THE FIVE-SENSE BRAIN HEALTH LANDSCAPE
The infographic below shows where sensory measurement sits across the brain health continuum: upstream of many downstream consequences, connected to major modifiable risk factors, and early enough to create a meaningful prevention window.
This is not about inventing a new prevention behavior. It is about creating the measurement infrastructure that helps people identify changes and act on what we already know matters.
One assessment establishes a baseline. Repeated measurement creates a trajectory. That trajectory can make sensory health visible, actionable, and trackable across time.
From a single baseline to a longitudinal sensory record
During the ACE Immersion, practitioners will experience SuperSenses firsthand by establishing their own five-sense baseline and exploring how sensory measurement can fit within preventive, functional, and longevity care.
Dr. Sita Kedia, MD, MPH, IFMCP, a triple board-certified neurologist, preventive brain health specialist, and Chief Medical Officer of PALM Health, will introduce SuperSenses and help practitioners understand how sensory function contributes to a broader longitudinal view of brain health.
One measurement establishes a baseline. Repeated measurement creates a trajectory.
That trajectory gives clinicians a new longitudinal layer to consider alongside the other health information they already collect. It also turns sensory health into something people can understand, monitor, and act on over time.
SuperSenses is designed for longitudinal monitoring and is not a diagnostic instrument.
About the ACE Immersion
The inaugural ACE Immersion takes place Thursday, November 5, 2026, during the Eudēmonia Summit in West Palm Beach, Florida.
The clinician-only program includes six hours of focused education, hands-on experiences in the Thrivearium, a clinical implementation playbook, and continued ACE programming throughout the Summit.
About SuperSenses
SuperSenses created a new category of longitudinal sensory measurement for brain health.
Its standardized 30-minute assessment measures vision, hearing, smell, taste, and touch together, enabling individuals and clinicians to establish a five-sense baseline and monitor change over time.
SuperSenses works with clinicians, researchers, senior living organizations, and multiple federal governments. It is part of the AgeTech Collaborative™ from AARP.
To learn more, visit super-senses.com.
