Years of blast and breaching, heavy weapons, hard landings and operational stress leave a mark on the brain — one that rarely gets measured. Cognitive Refit was built by veterans, for the people who served, to find what's actually going on and rebuild from there.
It gets blamed on PTSD, on age, on "just transitioning." Often, it's also the brain itself.
Repeated exposure to blast overpressure and sub-concussive impact is now understood to change how the brain works — independent of, and on top of, the psychological weight of service. But most veterans are never assessed for it. The fog, the memory slips, the short fuse and the wrecked sleep get filed under stress and left there.
We separate what's what. By measuring cognition, exposure history and the physical drivers, we build a plan that treats the brain injury alongside everything else — instead of pretending it isn't there.
The full program →Sharp operators who now lose the thread, miss details, and feel a step slow.
Names, appointments, why you walked into the room — gone.
Wired, scanning, irritable — a nervous system still running the mission.
Hours in bed, none of the recovery.
Running on fumes by mid-afternoon, with nothing left for family.
Tests that missed it, and the sense that something still isn't right.
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Cognitive Refit