Establish your cognitive baseline to ensure safer recovery and smarter return-to-play decisions after an incident.
The importance of completing a Baseline
Why is a Baseline Important?
Having a baseline is crucial because it provides a reference point. By measuring your current state whether it’s physical, mental, or emotional. You can better understand how things change over time. With Baseline, we aim to give you the tools to monitor and track any shifts in your health, whether that’s from an injury, stress, or any other changes that might affect your wellbeing.
By regularly measuring and revisiting your baseline, you’ll have a clearer picture of what’s working well, what needs attention, and how you’re progressing towards your health goals. It’s about staying proactive, not reactive.
How It Works
When you first use Baseline, you'll take an initial assessment that helps set your baseline. This includes tests that check things like memory, concentration, and balance, just like the SCAT6 protocol. Over time, you can re-assess yourself to see how things are changing, helping you make informed decisions about your health and wellbeing.
Having this baseline empowers you to make data-driven choices about your health, ensuring that you’re always informed and ready to take action when needed.
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