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Cognivue Cognitive Screening

A digital screening option that helps connect hearing care conversations with cognitive wellness.

Adult concentrating hard to follow a conversation, showing listening fatigue

Cognivue Cognitive Screening

Adults who want a broader view of hearing, listening effort, and cognitive wellness
Listening feels mentally exhausting
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What this page helps you decide

Hearing and cognitive wellness are often discussed together because listening requires attention, memory, and processing effort. A cognitive screening can provide additional context during hearing care conversations.

Cognivue is a digital screening tool. It is not a diagnosis, and results should be discussed with appropriate clinical professionals.

Who This Helps

  • Adults who want a broader view of hearing, listening effort, and cognitive wellness
  • Patients who feel listening takes more concentration than it used to
  • Families who want structured information to discuss with healthcare providers
  • Patients whose hearing care plan may benefit from additional context

When to Schedule

  • Listening feels mentally exhausting
  • Hearing concerns overlap with attention, memory, or processing concerns
  • Family members want a more complete wellness conversation
  • A provider suggested discussing hearing and cognitive screening

What to Expect During the Appointment

  1. Step 1

    The team explains what the screening does and does not measure.

  2. Step 2

    The screening is completed when appropriate and available.

  3. Step 3

    Results are reviewed as screening information, not a diagnosis.

  4. Step 4

    Patients are encouraged to discuss medical or cognitive concerns with their physician or appropriate provider.

Why Professional Audiology Care Matters

A screening can help organize a conversation, but it should never replace medical diagnosis. Hearing care recommendations still depend on hearing test results and patient needs.

Related Care

Before you schedule

Make the appointment more useful

The most productive hearing-care visits start with specific examples. Bring the moments where listening breaks down, the devices or apps you already use, and the questions you want answered.

Bring real examples

Listening feels mentally exhausting Hearing concerns overlap with attention, memory, or processing concerns

Know the likely path

The team explains what the screening does and does not measure.

Ask about follow-up

A screening can help organize a conversation, but it should never replace medical diagnosis. Hearing care recommendations still depend on hearing test results and patient needs.

Cognivue Cognitive Screening FAQs

Is Cognivue a diagnosis?

No. Cognivue is a screening tool. Patients should discuss medical, cognitive, or diagnostic concerns with the appropriate healthcare provider.

Why discuss cognition at a hearing care appointment?

Listening uses attention and processing. A broader conversation can help patients understand listening effort and coordinate care when needed.

Can hearing aids treat cognitive concerns?

Hearing aids are prescribed for hearing needs. They do not diagnose or treat cognitive conditions, but better access to sound may support communication and listening participation for appropriate patients.

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