Core Insights - QHSLab Inc. has launched Q-Cog, a cloud-based cognitive assessment tool aimed at early identification of Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and dementia risks among primary care patients aged 65 and older [1][4] - In a pilot study involving 168 patients, Q-Cog identified 54% (90 individuals) as high-risk for cognitive impairment, highlighting a significant unmet need for early detection in primary care settings [3][4] - The tool integrates cognitive, behavioral, and functional screening, enabling physicians to comply with CMS guidelines and improve risk adjustment and reimbursement under relevant health codes [2][4] Company Overview - QHSLab Inc. specializes in digital health technology, providing solutions for preventive screening and assessment in primary care [6] - The introduction of Q-Cog represents a strategic expansion of the company's reimbursable digital medicine platform, aligning with CMS Annual Wellness Visit requirements [4] - Q-Cog aims to enhance care outcomes and financial performance for value-based providers by identifying high-risk patients earlier, thus improving Risk Adjustment Factor (RAF) scoring [4] Industry Context - The persistent diagnostic gap in cognitive impairment, where over 50% of MCI cases and up to 60-80% of dementia cases remain unrecognized during routine visits, underscores the importance of tools like Q-Cog [3][4] - The integration of cognitive testing with behavioral health and social determinants is essential for comprehensive patient assessment and effective care [5]