FOR CLINICS
Why pay to detect disease when you can invest in prevention?
Measure the brain’s inputs, all five senses, in 30 min.
Every patient gets a next step per sense, so you see your care working between visits.
- Featured at Eudēmonia ACEwith OvationLab
- Built with researchers fromColumbia, Johns Hopkins and Harvard
- IRB-approved validationResults expected 2027
- Routledge book chapterCo-authored with Columbia and the NIH
- AARP AgeTechCollaborative portfolio
Your brain only knows
what your senses tell it.
Your senses are the brain’s inputs. Sensory decline is the largest modifiable risk to brain health, if you catch it early.
Dr. Paule V. Joseph
NIH scientist. TED Fellow. Guggenheim Fellow.
Five senses.
Five neurological signals.
At home or in your office. Each test benchmarked against its clinical gold standard.
Your brain takes in the world through your senses first. Measure the inputs and you see change before memory does.
Measure. Manage. Repeat.
Measure
Five senses, one Sensory Score.
Manage
A next step per sense, starting at home.
Repeat.
Retests show exactly what changed.
Smell can recover. Twelve weeks of smell training measurably improves it, which is why every next step starts at home.
What your clinic gets
Patients improve between visits
A next step per sense they keep working on at home.
Engagement beyond the visit
Reminders and retests keep them coming back.
Proof it reaches the brain
Before and after, sense by sense.
“I’ve implemented this
with all of my patients.”
Dr. Sita Kedia
Neurologist and Chief Medical
Officer, PALM Health
Hearing loss is the largest modifiable risk factor for dementia (2024 Lancet Commission). Now patients can track it between visits.
“What this does is… get people to realize that they may have a problem… Otherwise they won’t realize it until it’s too late.”
Dr. Michael Leon
Neuroscientist and Professor Emeritus,
UC Irvine
RUNNING IN PRACTICES LIKE
Set up in 15 minutes. Certify in an hour.
Every step, from setup to what patients see.
See the clinic playbookBrain health starts with
your five senses.
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FSA/HSA Eligible
Add a neurological measurement and management layer
Without adding clinical complexity
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Why measure the five senses
“Once memory starts to decline, we’re already years behind the pathology.”
Dr. Sita Kedia, MD, MPH, IFMCP · Chief Medical Officer, PALM Health · Preventive Neurology + Functional Medicine
Join the largest longitudinal sensory health dataset in functional health.
Built for clinics already practicing preventive medicine
Measure → Interpret → Intervene → Remeasure
You already measure longitudinally and intervene on root causes. SuperSenses adds the upstream sensory signal: all five senses, measured and managed together over time.
Why Measure Sensory Function?
Sensory decline often precedes structural and cognitive change.
Without longitudinal measurement, subtle shifts are rarely documented.
SuperSenses standardizes all five senses, each benchmarked against its clinical gold standard, into one Sensory Score.
Clinical Perspective
Objective sensory measurement adds a functional layer to annual wellness and preventive neurology workflows.
Sita Kedia, MD, MPH, IFMCP
Preventive Neurology & Brain Health
Sensory Decline and Risk
Risk is dose-dependent: dementia risk was 1.5x with one impaired sense, 1.9x with two and 2.85x with three or more (Brenowitz, 2019).
Mortality risk rises with severity of sensory changes.
Hearing and vision impairments show clear dose-dependent hazard ratios.
Annual Sensory Measurement in Three Steps:
Measure
Establish a five-sense Sensory Score at intake.
Remeasure
Retest every 3, 6 or 12 months, by sense, to see what changed.
Act
One suggested next step per sense, with the evidence. Your call.
How It Works
For Your Patients
- 30-min standardized assessment
- Touch completed in clinic or with a second person
- Smell, taste, hearing, vision at home or in clinic
For Your Clinic
- One locked annual Sensory Score
- Results in your clinician portal with PDF export
- Built for intake and yearly re-testing