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XcelABLE and Oculogica® Partner to include EyeBOX® Concussion Diagnostics in Medical Evaluations
XcelABLE, a global provider of Functional Capacity Evaluations (FCEs) and Independent Medical Examinations (IMEs), has partnered with Oculogica, developer of the EyeBOX concussion test. EyeBOX ...
Royal Spine Surgery Clinic in Arizona Acquires New Technology to Better Assess Concussion
Scottsdale, AZ –06/05/2025- Royal Spine Surgery in Scottsdale, AZ is the latest clinic in Arizona to offer a new test to diagnose concussion, EyeBOX® manufactured ...
Ontario Researchers to Pioneer New Concussion Diagnostic Tool in Canada
The TRANSCENDENT Concussion Research Program, led by Ontario-based researchers, is the first and only site in Canada to offer the newest test for concussion, EyeBOX®. ...
FDA approves broadest label in the industry for Oculogica’s EyeBOX® Concussion Diagnostic
Oculogica Inc., a pioneer in the development of non-invasive, objective diagnostic tools for brain injuries, is proud to announce that the U.S. Food and Drug ...
EyeBOX Featured in HealthCare Plus 24 Magazine
EyeBOX was recently featured in HealthCare Plus 24 Magazine in an article about Erika Jordan, DMS, EMT, CHT, Founder and Director of the Hyperbaric Healing ...
CEO Dr. Rosina Samadani featured on NPR’s MorningMarketplace
We’re thrilled to share that Oculogica’s CEO, Rosina Samadani, Ph.D., was featured on NPR’s Morning Marketplace podcast! In the episode, Dr. Samadani discusses EyeBOX, the ...
EyeBOX Receives Health Canada Approval for Concussion Diagnosis Technology
Oculogica is proud to announce that Health Canada has approved the EyeBOX concussion diagnostic, an innovative device designed to assist healthcare providers in the diagnosis ...
Oculogica’s EyeBOX shines in new study published in Military Medicine
August 20, 2024, New Richmond, WI Oculogica Inc. is pleased to highlight a publication this week by a Department ofDefense based research team on the company’s ...
In New Richmond, AI technology to help diagnose concussions
When you suffer a concussion the real danger lies in not treating it seriously and failing to get it diagnosed by a doctor. Rosina Samadani ...