Concussion and Acupuncture: Autonomic Nervous System and Pupillary Light Reflex
Concussion and Acupuncture: Autonomic Nervous System and Pupillary Light Reflex My name is Jack. I am the founder of Jackupuncture, an innovative clinic in Hawai’i passionate about optimizing human performance and changing brains, bodies, and lives. I am an acupuncture and concussion specialist. I work with an international group ...
Reimbursement Procedures and Best Practices for Quantitative Pupillometry
Reimbursement Procedures and Best Practices for Quantitative Pupillometry DEVON GASTON DC | MS | DACNB Basis of Evaluation: Utilizing the pupillary light reflex is an invaluable tool to assess for autonomic function testing. This is because the pupillary constrictor muscle is innervated by CNIII, which also responds to sympathetic responses ...
Quantitative Pupillometry Today and Where it’s Going
The Importance of Quantitative Pupillometry Today and What it Will Bring in the Future Pupillometry has been around for centuries, and it may be much older than that. Yes, really. Dating back all the way to Robert Whytt, an 18th Century Scottish Professor in theoretical medicine, who first coined the ...
Expand Your Clinical Revenue By Expanding Your Technology Services
A Mechanism to Increase Your Clinic’s Revenue Quick Tips: Find affordable and valuable healthcare solutions for your patients. Borrow from big tech: pass a marginal cost onto your patients frequently. Price it in, not out; it works better for you and your patient. Look to healthcare solutions as business growth ...
Autonomic innervation and the pupillary light reflex for Functional Neurology practices.
What does using the pupillary light reflex in your practice mean for Functional Neurologists? The pupillary light reflex and autonomic innervation has a long-standing history for medical personnel to rapidly gauge brain injury and impairment. We all know this even if we don’t recognize it. When a fictitious person is ...
Neuro-Optometrists Who Are Glad They Dropped the Penlight
People don’t like change, and usually for good reason. The urge to resist is coded into our very DNA. Because change is risky. It’s disruptive. And for our ancestors, even the smallest change could turn deadly. The seasons, the stars, our skin—everything changes, as do we. Which is good, ...
Is Quantitative Pupillometry Right for Your Practice?
Shining a bright light directly into your patient’s pupil, you have one second to catch the speed of dilation, 8-10 seconds to estimate size, about 4 seconds to determine whether those approximations are relatively normal—and you do it all relying on nothing more than years of practice and your ...
SaaS Reflex Product Provides Objective Concussion Data In Seconds
Elevating the standard of care, brightlamp’s patented mobile technology platform unlocks the diagnostic power of the pupil for physicians (including optometrists, ophthalmologists, and primary care) as well as nurses, athletic trainers and clinical researchers. INDIANAPOLIS – Capturing objective data in about five seconds that can aid concussion diagnoses through ...
TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2017
Brightlamp was one of 12 companies to compete for the coveted Disrupt Cup in TechCrunch’s Disrupt NY 2017 Pitch Competition. This marked one of Brightlamp’s first global appearances.
Brightlamp Attends Ocean Accelerator
Brightlamp was chosen as one of eight elite startup companies that focus on breakthrough technology poised to change the world. Located in Cincinnati, OH, the brightlamp team will be making their mark as they trail blaze the next advancements in mobile healthcare.
Brightlamp Returns to TechCrunch Disrupt
A year later and brightlamp makes their return to TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 2018. We join our local Indiana startups in the Indiana Pavilion on the main Disrupt floor. With more advanced technology in hand, the brightlamp team plans to make quite a show for technology enthusiasts and investors ...
Patent Acquired
Brightlamp has been issued it’s patent for novel pupillometery acquisition methods to be used in neurocognitive correlations. Marking it the first ever patent to conduct pupillary analysis on a mobile device, no additional hardware.