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SAMPLE DOCTOR-PORTAL REPORT ยท FICTIONAL USER

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Sample โ€” Cognitive Training Activity Report

Patient self-reporting: pat.demo@brainsharp-sample.com
Report generated: June 15, 2026
Sessions completed: 70 · Current streak: 0 day(s)
Account active since: Feb 15, 2026

For your physician โ€” please read: This document summarizes cognitive-training activity from BrainSharp 50+, a consumer cognitive-fitness application. It is not a clinical assessment, neuropsychological test, or diagnostic instrument. The scores reported are training-engagement metrics derived from in-app exercises, not validated clinical measurements of cognitive function. Use this only as context about the patient's self-directed training activity. Refer to standardized clinical instruments (MoCA, MMSE, RBANS, etc.) for any diagnostic assessment.

Composite Training Metrics

728
BrainSharp Score (0โ€“1000)
50
Brain Age (training estimate)
65%
Percentile vs. users

These three numbers are internal training metrics specific to BrainSharp 50+. They do not correspond to any standardized neuropsychological scale.

Region-Level Performance

Domain Cognitive correlate Current score 30-day ฮ”
Memory Recall Episodic memory, working-memory span, source monitoring 63/100 +6
Processing Speed Perceptual speed, choice reaction time 67/100 +6
Attention & Focus Sustained, selective, and divided attention 70/100 +6
Reasoning & Logic Fluid reasoning (Gf), inductive/deductive inference 75/100 +7
Word Retrieval Verbal fluency, lexical retrieval 77/100 +7
Spatial Processing Mental rotation, allocentric navigation 64/100 +5

"30-day ฮ”" compares the most-recent 30 sessions to the user's earliest 30 sessions. Positive numbers indicate improvement on training tasks within that domain. Practice effects are expected and do not necessarily imply general cognitive change.

Questions for Your Physician

The Lancet Commission on Dementia Prevention identifies 14 modifiable risk factors that, in combination, account for ~45% of dementia cases worldwide (Livingston et al., Lancet, 2024). Each item below is a topic the patient can raise at this visit:

Life period Risk factor Prompt for the patient to raise
Early life Less education My education history is __________. Are there community-college or library programs you'd recommend for continued learning?
Midlife Hearing loss When was my last hearing test? Do I need hearing aids? (Lancet 2024 ranks this #1 modifiable risk factor.)
Midlife High LDL cholesterol What is my LDL number, and should I be treated to a stricter target?
Midlife Depression Have I been screened for depression in the last year?
Midlife Traumatic brain injury Have any of my falls or sports history left me with subclinical brain injury?
Midlife Physical inactivity How does my activity level compare to current recommendations (150 min/week moderate)?
Midlife Diabetes What is my latest HbA1c, and what is my target?
Midlife Smoking If I smoke or use any tobacco, what cessation supports do you recommend?
Midlife Hypertension What is my current blood-pressure target โ€” and am I hitting it?
Midlife Obesity What is my BMI / waist circumference, and is it in the protective range?
Midlife Excessive alcohol Is my alcohol intake within the protective range (โ‰ค14 drinks/week)?
Late life Social isolation How could I add one regular social activity per week?
Late life Air pollution Should I be using indoor-air-quality measures given my home environment?
Late life Untreated vision loss When was my last eye exam? Are my cataracts (if any) being managed?

Source: Livingston, G., et al. (2024). Dementia prevention, intervention, and care: 2024 report of the Lancet Standing Commission. The Lancet, 404(10452), 572–628. doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(24)01296-0

For the Provider โ€” Clinical Context

Standardized cognitive screening: If a clinical baseline is indicated, validated brief screens include the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) — sensitive to mild cognitive impairment, 10-minute administration — and the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE), with the caveat of well-known ceiling effects. Neither is replaced by the metrics above.

Relevant ICD-10-CM context (for the provider's reference, not a diagnostic claim):

The above codes are listed only for navigational reference; BrainSharp 50+ does not assign codes and the scores in this document should not be used as the basis for diagnostic coding.

Recent Session Log (last 30)

Date Session Score (/100)
Jun 13, 2026 168 74/100
Jun 13, 2026 169 76/100
Jun 11, 2026 167 74/100
Jun 10, 2026 166 73/100
Jun 8, 2026 165 75/100
Jun 7, 2026 163 72/100
Jun 7, 2026 164 75/100
Jun 5, 2026 162 74/100
Jun 4, 2026 161 75/100
Jun 3, 2026 160 72/100
May 31, 2026 158 72/100
May 31, 2026 159 72/100
May 29, 2026 156 72/100
May 29, 2026 157 74/100
May 27, 2026 155 73/100
May 26, 2026 154 74/100
May 25, 2026 153 73/100
May 23, 2026 152 72/100
May 22, 2026 151 71/100
May 20, 2026 150 70/100
May 19, 2026 149 71/100
May 18, 2026 148 72/100
May 17, 2026 147 71/100
May 15, 2026 146 73/100
May 13, 2026 145 72/100
May 12, 2026 143 72/100
May 12, 2026 144 71/100
May 11, 2026 142 71/100
May 8, 2026 141 73/100
May 7, 2026 139 70/100

About the Product

BrainSharp 50+ is a subscription-based cognitive-fitness platform designed for adults 50 and older, operated by Advanced Learning Academy LLC (Carmel, Indiana). Content authored by Timothy E. Parker, Guinness World Records Puzzle Master.

Methodology details: https://50plusbrainsharp.com/methodology

Questions for the provider: team@advancedlearning.academy · (317) 660-5658

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