MONITORING
READING
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Why monitoring EEG is critical
CortiCare at a glance.
1st Tele-EEG
Services Firm
>200 Registered
Technologists
40+ Board-Certified
Reading Physicians
Bringing EEG 24/7/365 to:
Private Practice
Community Hospitals
and Clinics
Teaching Hospitals
Remote real-time EEG Monitoring Services
CortiCare offers cost-effective, remote brain monitoring, and diagnostic services. Use our services for full-time EEG monitoring or gap coverage when needed. We provide both continuous and intermittent remote monitoring to meet your requirements.
CortiCare pioneered the ability to provide remote seizure monitoring in the ICU, NICU, ED, and EMU. With over 190 ABRET Registered Technologists (many with CLTM), we are dedicated to improving patient care through real-time brain wave monitoring and communication with our client staff.
Commitment to Quality and Security
We founded CortiCare as tele-EEG services company with a simple premise: to help clinicians determine real brain functionality and abnormality in a timely and cost effective manner. Along the way, we’ve helped redefine neurocritical care, expanded the use of in-home ambulatory EEG and provided support for pharma clinical trials.
Leading Healthcare providers choose CortiCare
CortiCare has been a huge help in expanding our diagnostic testing capabilities. We have been able to extend our 24/7 continuous monitoring studies with CortiCare's help. They call us if anytime we need to make adjustments to our electrodes. This makes a huge difference in our quality of testing. They even ensure the interpretation reports are completed directly into our EMR.
As a hospital administrator responsible for overseeing our Critical Care and Neuroscience Services, I am deeply grateful for the support provided by CortiCare. They played a crucial role in sustaining our continuous EEG program during a challenging period for our service line. Their responsiveness and collaborative approach made it easy to work together, ensuring that our patients receive the highest standard of care.
*https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4494989/
*https://physicians.dukehealth.org/articles/spotting-nonconvulsive-seizures-sooner-could-speed-time-treatment
*https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/nursing-and-health-professions/electroencephalography monitoring#:~:text=The%20findings%20of%20continuous%20ICU,identification%20of%20seizures
%20on%20EEG.&text=Nonconvulsive%20seizures%20or%20nonconvulsive%20status,of%20
neurologically%20critically%20ill%20patients.
