Silver House Health utilizes the BATWatch™ Protocol to measure Beta-Amyloid and Tau levels for early detection of Alzheimer's risk, achieving 98.72% accuracy in identifying high BAT levels. The platform provides cognitive evaluations and community support to manage dementia progression, enabling timely interventions that can preserve cognitive health and quality of life.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Early detection of Alzheimer's risk is challenging, often relying on invasive procedures like spinal taps or waiting for noticeable cognitive decline. Traditional methods may not identify elevated Beta-Amyloid and Tau (BAT) levels, key indicators of Alzheimer's, until significant damage has occurred. This delay limits the opportunity for timely interventions that could slow or prevent disease progression.
Solution
Silver House Health offers the BATWatch™ Protocol, a method for measuring Beta-Amyloid and Tau levels to facilitate early detection of Alzheimer's risk. The protocol utilizes FDA-designated breakthrough testing devices to identify elevated BAT Levels with a high degree of accuracy. By detecting these levels 10-20 years before symptoms appear, individuals can take proactive steps to manage their cognitive health. Silver House Health also provides cognitive evaluations and community support to help individuals manage dementia progression and improve their quality of life.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes individuals aged 45 and older seeking proactive prevention of cognitive decline, as well as those with existing cognitive concerns or a family history of Alzheimer's disease. Additionally, the platform caters to healthcare providers looking to offer early detection and comprehensive cognitive care to their patients.
Features
- BATWatch™ Protocol for measuring Beta-Amyloid and Tau (BAT) levels
- Utilizes FDA-designated breakthrough testing devices
- Cognitive evaluations to assess cognitive function and identify potential impairments
- Community support system providing resources and a proactive network
- Educational content, including a "Crash Course in Dementia" and "Alzheimer's VS Everything" blog series
- MemoryWatch™ program to manage dementia progression and rebuild cognitive pathways