What the Screening Evaluates
Cognivue screening evaluates several important areas of cognitive function:
Memory
Memory allows the brain to encode, store, and retrieve sensory information, including speech and sound. Hearing loss may impact short-term and working memory, which are important for communication.
Visuospatial Ability
Visuospatial processing helps individuals interpret visual information and understand spatial relationships. Hearing and vision often work together to improve speech recognition and environmental awareness.
Executive Function
Executive function includes higher-level cognitive abilities such as attention, focus, planning, reasoning, and decision-making.