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One coordinated pathway — assess, recover, reintegrate.

Most people have spent years being handed a single appointment, a prescription, and a shrug. Cognitive Refit is different: a fully virtual, 12-week pathway run by a small clinical team that measures what's actually going on, rebuilds the systems that broke, and sets you up to hold the gains on your own.

01 / How it works

Three phases, built to connect.

Each phase feeds the next. Nothing is a one-off — the baseline you set in week one is the same one we measure against at the end.

01

Assess

A nurse practitioner works through your symptoms, your operational and injury history, and a concussion and head-injury screen — covering blast and overpressure, but also falls, vehicle accidents, contact sport, and any knock that left you dazed.

Blood work and a validated cognitive test set a real, measurable baseline — so progress is something you can see, not just feel.

Exposure & injury historyConcussion / TBI screenBloodworkCognitive baselineGenetic risk markers
~ weeks 1–3
02

Recover

The team turns the assessment into a daily system: sleep and wake anchors, pacing rules that stop the afternoon crash, work-and-rest blocks, and a practical, lab-informed nutrition plan. Weekly sessions build consistency first, then move from stabilising to functioning well again.

Wherever it helps, we bring your family into the process — so the new routines are understood and supported at home, and the changes actually stick.

Sleep & energyCognitive pacingNutritionFamily involvementWeekly accountability
~ weeks 3–11
03

Reintegrate

Final labs and a repeat cognitive test show what changed against your baseline. You leave with a 90-day independence plan and a warm handoff to whatever fits next — therapy, TMS, ketamine, hormone optimization, or specialist care — with the documentation to back it up.

Baseline vs. final90-day planRouted next step
~ weeks 11–12
02 / What sets us apart
Genetic marker testing

Know your risk before it shows up.

Head injuries don't just affect how you feel today — for some people, repeated impact raises the long-term risk of cognitive decline and dementia. The trouble is, that risk is usually invisible until it's advanced.

As part of your assessment, Cognitive Refit can run a genetic marker test that helps identify whether your head-injury history may put you at heightened risk. It turns a blind spot into something you can act on — earlier monitoring, a more aggressive recovery plan, and informed decisions for you and your family.

Genetic results are reviewed with you by a clinician and used to guide your plan. They indicate risk, not certainty, and are never shared without your consent.

03 / What's included

A complete pathway — not a pile of referrals.

Assess · Recover · Reintegrate

The whole program starts with one assessment.

Reach out and our team will walk you through the process — no clinical commitment until you've spoken with us.