A clearer pictureof your memory.

    An at‑home cognitive assessment, a clinician‑reviewed report, and a one‑on‑one conversation with a neurologist.

    Get started — $299HSA/FSA eligible · 100% money‑back guarantee

    Cognitive health, from home

    Orena brings a clinically validated cognitive assessment1 into your home, then pairs your results with the people who can explain them: a clinician who reviews every report, and a neurologist to talk it through.

    20–25 minAssessment at home
    3–5 business days3Clinician‑reviewed report
    One‑on‑oneNeurologist consultation included
    An older woman smiling outside her home in soft evening light

    The assessment

    Four areas of thinking. One clear picture.

    Immediate recognition

    Illustrative animation of BrainCheck Assess™ task types. Six tasks in total, about 20–25 minutes.

    How it works

    Three steps. All from home.

    From the first question to a clear next step, each part of the experience is designed to be calm, private and easy to follow.

    About 20–25 minutes, at home
    BrainCheck Assess™Task 3 of 6

    Connect the circles in order.

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    Ready in 3–5 business days
    Cognitive health reportReviewed
    164/ 200 · within expected range
    Memory
    172
    Attention
    151
    Processing speed
    158

    Reviewed by a licensed clinician · Illustrative sample

    Phone or video, from home
    Results reviewVideo call
    Neurologist
    You
    Family memberInvited, with your permission
    01 Assess02 Report03 Talk
    About 20–25 minutes, at home
    BrainCheck Assess™Task 3 of 6

    Connect the circles in order.

    123456
    01 — The assessment

    Take a short, guided assessment at home.

    Order for yourself, or for someone else with their agreement. Access instructions arrive by email within 1–3 hours. Complete the tasks on a computer, tablet or phone.

    About 20–25 minutes
    Ready in 3–5 business days
    Cognitive health reportReviewed
    164/ 200 · within expected range
    Memory
    172
    Attention
    151
    Processing speed
    158

    Reviewed by a licensed clinician · Illustrative sample

    02 — The report

    Receive a report reviewed by a clinician.

    A licensed clinician reviews your results. Your downloadable report explains your scores in everyday language and sets out recommended next steps.

    3–5 business days after completion
    Phone or video, from home
    Results reviewVideo call
    Neurologist
    You
    Family memberInvited, with your permission
    03 — The conversation

    Talk it through with a neurologist.

    Use your included phone or video appointment to ask questions, understand what the results mean, and discuss what to do next.

    One‑on‑one consultation included

    Your results

    Understand your results. Know what comes next.

    Six task scores covering key areas of memory and thinking, explained by a clinician and talked through with a neurologist.

    1
    Your scores, in context

    Memory, attention, processing speed and executive function, each shown against the expected range.

    2
    A clinician’s interpretation

    A licensed clinician reviews every report and explains the findings in plain language.

    3
    Clear next steps

    Recommendations you can act on, and a report to share with your doctor as a baseline.

    Cognitive health report

    Illustrative sample4
    164/ 200 combinedWithin expected range
    Memory · ImmediateImmediate recognition
    176
    Memory · DelayedDelayed recognition
    168
    AttentionTrails A
    152
    Mental flexibilityTrails B
    149
    Executive functionStroop
    171
    Processing speedDigit symbol
    158

    “Your scores are within the expected range on this assessment. If memory concerns continue, discuss them with your doctor.”

    Clinician interpretation · Example
    A neurologist on a video consultationNeurologist · Video call

    Included with every assessment

    Someone to guide you.

    Once your reviewed report is ready, speak one‑on‑one with a neurologist. Ask about your results and leave with a clearer understanding of what comes next.

    Phone or videoChoose the format that suits you, from home.
    Family welcomeA family member or caregiver can join, with the participant’s permission.
    Further evaluationIf more testing is recommended, the neurologist explains what to pursue with your doctor.

    Some of our neurologists

    Dr. Priya Raman
    Dr. Priya Raman, MDCognitive & behavioral neurology
    Dr. Daniel Okafor
    Dr. Daniel Okafor, MD15 years in memory care
    Dr. Laura Brenner
    Dr. Laura Brenner, MD, PhDFormer memory clinic director

    The consultation

    Time for your questions.

    Bring the questions you’ve been carrying. Your neurologist walks through the report with you, in plain language.

    Illustrative conversation. Your neurologist’s guidance will reflect your own results.

    Results review · Video call
    You

    What do these scores mean?

    Neurologist

    Each score shows how you did on one task compared with the expected range. Together they give a picture of how your memory and thinking are working today.

    You

    Is this something we should be worried about?

    Neurologist

    The report doesn’t make a diagnosis on its own. It shows which areas, if any, deserve a closer look, so we can decide on a sensible next step together.

    You

    What should happen next?

    Neurologist

    That depends on your results. For some people it’s keeping the report as a baseline and retesting later. For others, it’s further evaluation with their doctor.

    You

    Can my daughter join the call?

    Neurologist

    Yes, with your permission. Many people find it helpful to have family there to listen and ask questions too.

    At home — the assessment in a real living room
    At home
    Clinician‑reviewed

    JMIR Aging · 2022

    A computerized cognitive test battery for detection of dementia and mild cognitive impairment: instrument validation study

    Ye S, Sun K, Huynh D, et al.

    doi:10.2196/36825
    Peer‑reviewed

    Grounded in peer‑reviewed research.

    Orena uses BrainCheck Assess, a cognitive assessment studied in peer‑reviewed research.1 BrainCheck provides the assessment; Orena coordinates access, clinician review, your report, and a results‑review consultation with a neurologist.

    BrainCheck Assess is an FDA‑regulated Class II, 510(k)‑exempt cognitive assessment aid.2 It supports clinical evaluation and is not a standalone diagnostic tool.

    Read the validation study in JMIR Aging

    Who it’s for.

    • You’ve noticed changes in your own memory or focus
    • Someone you love seems more forgetful lately
    • Alzheimer’s or dementia runs in your family
    • You want a clear baseline before any symptoms appear
    • A doctor suggested cognitive testing
    • You’re 18 or older and want to understand your cognitive health

    In their words

    People who wanted to know.

    “I finally feel in control of my brain health.”
    Suzzie R., 65
    “In the back of my mind I still wondered — that’s why I did Orena.”
    Robert H., 57
    “I felt grounded again. I just wasn’t guessing anymore.”
    Mary A., 63

    The complete offer

    Your assessment and consultation. One price.

    $299

    One‑time payment. No subscription. HSA/FSA eligible.

    Get started

    100% money‑back guarantee. You pay directly; Orena does not bill insurance or Medicare. Payment options

    Everything included

    • Full online BrainCheck Assess™ cognitive assessment
    • Review by a licensed clinician
    • Downloadable report with an explanation and recommended next steps
    • One phone or video results‑review consultation with a neurologist

    After you order

    1. 1–3 hoursAccess instructions by email
    2. 20–25 minutesComplete the assessment
    3. 3–5 business daysReviewed report ready
    4. When you’re readyTalk with a neurologist

    Questions

    Before you begin.

    The most common questions, answered. Anything else, our team is a message away.

    Talk to our team

    Know early. Act early.

    Take the next step toward understanding.

    Get started — $299

    At home · No referral needed · 100% money‑back guarantee

    Notes & sources

    1. Ye S, Sun K, Huynh D, et al. A computerized cognitive test battery for detection of dementia and mild cognitive impairment: instrument validation study. JMIR Aging. 2022;5(2):e36825. doi:10.2196/36825. The study was funded by BrainCheck, Inc.
    2. U.S. Food and Drug Administration. 21 CFR 882.1470, Computerized cognitive assessment aid. eCFR.
    3. Report timing is measured from completion of the assessment. Access instructions are emailed within 1–3 hours of purchase.
    4. The report shown is an illustrative sample. Scores, interpretation and recommendations in your report will reflect your own results.