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One connected recovery workflow.
Now AI‑native.

Oculabs turns fragmented concussion protocols into one system — modular assessments, configurable workflows, and AI built into the screens your team already uses: recovery summaries, answers from your own data, and new protocols you can build by describing them.

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Oculabs provider dashboard showing Ready to Progress, Not Progressing, and Needs Review decision lists with return-to-activity stages and symptom flags
The shift

Assessment tools measure a moment.
Oculabs manages recovery over time.

Most concussion products stop at a single score. The hard part — running a consistent longitudinal protocol across every patient, at scale — is where programs break down. Oculabs is built for exactly that.

Without a workflow engine
×Protocols live in spreadsheets and memory
×Follow-ups slip; patients drop out
×Every score re-read by hand, one patient at a time
×No view across the whole population
With Oculabs
Your protocol, encoded once and run for everyone
Automated follow-up keeps patients engaged
AI summarizes each recovery in seconds
Aggregate reporting across your whole program
The platform

Three layers that work as one system.

01

Modular Assessment Library

Established standards decomposed into reusable modules. Assemble the exact protocol that reflects your standard of care — or ingest scores from tools you already run.

Explore the library →
02

Configurable Workflows

Define assessments, sequence, roles, and follow-up cadence once. Oculabs runs your workflow for every patient — baseline, post-injury, and return-to-activity.

See how workflows run →
03

AI in every screen

Summarize a recovery, ask a question about your own caseload, read the trend across your whole program, and build new assessments and workflows by describing them. Decision support — it suggests, you decide.

See how the AI works →
Patient overview

One patient’s whole recovery, on one screen.

Every visit side by side — symptom burden falling, return-to-activity stage advancing, and each objective measure trended against its own baseline. The visit itself starts here too: call, video visit, or scheduled follow-up.

Visit-over-visit flowsheet — every baseline, event, and assessment on one timeline
Decision-support flags — signals surface who needs attention, judgment stays yours
Automated follow-up — reminders cut administrative burden and patient dropout
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Oculabs patient overview showing an eight-visit assessment flowsheet, return-to-activity stage, symptom trajectory, and objective measure trends
Also included

The work around the assessment, in the same system.

Video & in-person visits

Start a video visit from the patient record and join in the browser — nothing to install. Log an in-person visit with its location instead. Reminders go out in the patient’s own timezone, and your workflow can put the next visit on the calendar automatically, on the cadence you set.

RTM billing & time tracking

The between-visit care you already deliver, documented. Time capture sits on the patient record, and a per-patient billing month shows the minutes, data days, and interactions behind it — then exports a claim-ready CSV and a PDF documentation packet. You bill under your own payer enrollment; Oculabs shows documentation readiness and never bills on your behalf.

Provider–patient messaging

Keep patients engaged between visits without another app to chase. Messages sit on the same timeline as their assessments, so the conversation always has the clinical context around it.

AI, built in

Ask a question. Get an answer from your own data.

AI is not a bolt-on here — it is in the screens your team already uses. Ask a question in plain English, get a recovery summary drafted in seconds, read the trend across your whole program, or build a new protocol by describing it. Every answer is drawn from your own records, and every one of them suggests — the clinician decides.

Ask Oculabs
How many of my patients have an open event?
19 patients in your caseload, 17 with an open recovery event.
Summarize this patient’s recovery so far.
Symptom inventory improved: severity score 26 (down from 30), 1 severe symptom (down from 2) — headache, dizziness and fogginess each down a point.
Near point of convergence 7.44 cm, averaged across three trials.
Bottom line: early in recovery, symptom burden and NPC are abnormal but showing a small day-over-day improvement. No red flags have fired.
A factual read of the logged assessments — no diagnosis or return-to-activity judgment implied. That is the provider’s call.

Recovery summaries

One click on any patient turns weeks of visits into a plain-language narrative you can read before you walk into the room — or paste into a note.

Build a protocol by describing it

Say what you want your follow-up to look like and get a draft assessment, packet, or workflow back to review. Nothing goes live until you open it and approve it.

Program-wide insights

Ask how your whole caseload is trending and get an aggregate, de-identified read — recovery times, throughput, and where patients are stalling.

Who we serve

Built for the teams that manage recovery every day.

Athletic trainers & athletics programs

High school programs, NCAA institutions, and professional organizations running concussion protocols across large athlete populations.

23,500+ HS programs 1,064 NCAA institutions 197 pro teams

Concussion clinics & sports medicine

Specialty clinics and sports medicine providers who need scalable, structured follow-up — without adding staff.

685+ concussion clinics 7,800+ sports neurology practices

Now recruiting our pilot cohort.

We’re actively recruiting athletic programs and concussion clinics for our pilot cohort.

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