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HitCheck is a cognitive assessment aid that can be administered in just 7 minutes from any smartphone. The assessment tool is comprised of interactive game-inspired tests. HitCheck can be administered routinely to monitor cognitive performance.
HitCheck's cognitive assessment aid is performed on a smartphone, not a PC. The test takes approximately 7 minutes to complete, which is a fraction of the time of other programs. Plus, HitCheck offers video game like tests that are fun.
No. HitCheck is not a diagnostic tool. A concussion is a complex injury that only a qualified health care practitioner can diagnose. Sharing your HitCheck test results with a health care professional can provide them with helpful data. Hitcheck should NOT be used as a stand-alone assessment.
Yes. HitCheck is not a concussion diagnostic tool. Only a qualified healthcare practitioner can diagnose a concussion.
Results of HitCheck remain with the individual, even if they change sports or compete on different teams.
No. You can complete the HitCheck assessment on any smartphone as long as you are logged into your account on the app. You can also view your test results, as well as the results of any individuals you are managing, on any smartphone, tablet, or computer.
HitCheck users can log into their account at any time to access their assessment results and share them directly with their healthcare practitioner for further review. If you are a HitCheck administrator managing multiple individuals within a team or organization, you can add your organization's athletic trainer or medical practitioner as an admin to your team. This will give them the ability to view each individual's profile and assessment history right from their own HitCheck account.
Yes. Since everyone takes a baseline test, the results after a possible injury are compared to their own individual results.
A baseline assessment measures your cognitive performance when your brain is functioning in a healthy state.
We recommend taking a new baseline at least once per year, or before each sports season begins. Consult your doctor or qualified healthcare practitioner if you have a history of brain injuries or have any questions or concerns about completing the 10-minute assessment.
Baseline assessments should be taken when the brain is healthy and functioning optimally, such as at the beginning of a sports season before contact practice begins. For best results, we recommend that individuals complete their baseline assessment in a similar environment to one in which they play or practice. For instance, soccer players should complete the assessment outside on a practice field, while ice hockey players should complete their baseline while wearing their skates.
We offer plans for individuals, teams and organizations of all types and sizes. Check out our Pricing Page to find the best option for you and your team.
HitCheck is the most affordable concussion testing app available. Check out our Plans for information on pricing and plan options for you and your team.
If you're interested in a demo team plan to see how HitCheck can support your team, school or organization, contact us at [email protected]
No. All HitCheck information is stored and available online. While administrators have access to all of their members' HitCheck results, users can access their personal information and analyze valuable data via the mobile app (smartphone) or through the web, no matter which device they used to complete the assessment.
Yes. The HitCheck cognitive assessment aid is designed to be taken on a mobile device – Apple or Android.
No. HitCheck compares each individual's assessments against their own prior performance, which means each user must take the HitCheck test under their own unique user name and account.
Yes. Tracking your brain performance history of is one of the many benefits of the HitCheck app. In addition to helping, you monitor your long-term performance, this feature lets you share your history with medical practitioners.