UT Medical Center uses new EyeBOX technology. https://www.wvlt.tv/2021/11/11/knoxville-sees-groundbreaking-way-treat-concussions/ KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -For years, concussion protocol came in the form of an athlete being asked to follow a coach or trainers finger on a sideline. With the help of one University of Tennessee Medical Center doctor, and another innovator with an idea, the two were able […]

Oculogica, a leader in concussion diagnosis, is proud to announce that its Founder and Scientific Advisor, Dr. Uzma Samadani, has been appointed to the Permanent Council of The Global Alliance for Surgical, Obstetric, Trauma and Anaesthesia Care (The G4 Alliance) as the representative from the ThinkFirst Foundation. The G4 Alliance is committed to advocating for

This webinar featured Dr. Avindra Nath, Clinical Director at Translational Neuroscience Center at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NIH), Dr. Uzma Samadani, neurosurgeon, and Dr. Alice Perlowski, cardiologist. Click here to watch.

Minneapolis Clinic of Neurology, one of the largest neurology clinics in the nation, has recently made the decision to offer Oculogica Inc.’s EyeBox to patients who may have a concussion.

Please join us on August 10th at 12pm CT for a 30 minute webinar to learn about the HeadStrong Concussion Insurance program for high school students, a $0 deductible and no co-pay plan for students in AZ, CA (self-insured schools), MT, MI, MN, WY, WI, and IA, and the EyeBOX, the first and only FDA cleared objective concussion diagnostic device.

Watch Oculogica CEO, Dr. Rosina Samadani’s, and founder, Dr. Uzma Samadani’s discussion with the Talk Polymath podcast about the EyeBOX and how eye movement can be used to diagnose and treat concussions.

Oculogica CEO, Dr. Rosina Samadani, speaks with CEOX for their CEO Interview Series.

Oculogica receives ground-breaking patent to assess CTE via its eye-tracking technology

Oculogica’s patent enables expansion of its eye-tracking based technology to fulfill an unmet need in cannabis impairment detection

Keller Army Hospital at West Point, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and AdHawk Microsystems will work with Oculogica to develop the wearable diagnostic