A patient wearing an EEG cap during a BrainView test

BrainView EEG testing for injury patients.

BrainView is an FDA-cleared EEG system made by Medeia, Inc. It records the brain’s electrical activity while the patient rests and completes short computer tasks, then compares the results with a large standardized database.

What it can show.

  • An objective Concussion Score from 0 to 100, measured against people without a head injury
  • Quantitative EEG maps of brain activity, compared with a standardized database
  • Processing speed, measured through event-related potentials
  • Reaction time, attention and errors on go/no-go tasks
  • 3D brain mapping with eLORETA source analysis
  • Screens for depression, anxiety and PTSD symptoms (PHQ-9, GAD-7, PCL-C)

Why it matters to the case

Imaging shows structure. BrainView measures function, which is where many concussion symptoms live.

The test can be repeated to track recovery over time, giving the treating physician objective data at each stage.

What the visit is like

The test takes about 25 minutes, plus a few minutes to fit a soft cap with small sensors.

There are no needles and no radiation. Come with clean, dry hair and no hair products.

Read the full preparation guide