Where do you start when you want to take control of your brain rehab?

You've met Sallie™... now let's see how she can help you.

Sallie™ is a HIPAA secured, Class 2, FDA Clinical Decision Support App. She can go anywhere. Your phone, tablet or desktop.

She guides you to track your symptoms and your activities. Tracking will help you understand what causes your symptoms to get better or worse.

Why is tracking important?

There is no magic pill, or one size fits all solution for head injuries. The variety of head injuries is what makes the SO DIFFICULT to treat. Your brain makes you YOU. You need a personalized care plan mapped to your symptoms.

Your brain runs your entire body. And there is a strong chance your symptoms - migraines, sleep disruption, stomach or bowel issues, temperature disregulation, mood swings, the list is endless - seems random. Chances are they are not random, they just seem to be. Symptoms can be triggered (worsened) by your daily activities. This is why tracking becomes crucial to what you need, not what "let's start with this" approach. Sallie™ offers you the chance to track, knowing your symptoms, know your triggers and show your provider your data so they can tailor your rehabilitation to your needs. 

Subtle changes to your day-to-day life matter. Weekly or every 6-week doctors' visits are just snapshots. These visits do not tell the whole story. Sallie provides a stream of information. Sallie™ listens to you. Sallie™ turns your words into data!

Sallie™ was trained with AI models to compute the severity of your head injury. We call this the Injury Impact Severity Score (IISS)™. This number helps providers remove the guesswork about how bad your head injury really is.

We all know there are good & bad days. We don't want to be injured, but we don't understand why symptoms come & go, or why they take so long to appear, or why they will not go away. Why can't you be you again?

This is where the IISS™ can help. To properly score your injury and when combined with Sallie™, personalize your recovery.

TBIs are NOT just bumps on the head.

Whether you are an athlete, a victim of domestic violence, or have suffered a fall, a trip or otherwise, it's important to use the best tools to recover as quickly as possible.

TBIs are serious and affect tens of millions of people.

Here are some FACTS, not BELIEFS, about Traumatic Brain Injuries:

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Even one violent encounter can have long-term effects.

Our Solution:

We offer patients and caregivers access to a 24/7 virtual therapy dog named Sallie™, who guides patients in their recovery from a brain injury by tracking symptoms and triggers. This personalized approach to TBI management is a game-changer. With this simple and easy-to-use tool for tracking symptoms and triggers, patients and caregivers can better understand the impact of outcomes, improved quality of life, and a sense of empowerment to take control of their health and speed up the recovery process.

How does Sallie™ help?

Other Applications:

We have trained Sallie™ to help patients with a variety of brain-related needs. Sallie™ works with stroke, dementia, and other neurological conditions and acquired brain injuries. We also plan to continue our expansion into many other chronic conditions! Here are just a few areas in which Sallie™ can have an impact:

"I wish I'd known about your symptom tracker when I was trying to resolve my post concussion symptoms 3 or 4 years ago. I was overwhelmed with trying to make sense of all the different things going on with me but I only managed to track my headaches and that was just on a handwritten chart. Using your online tracker would have saved me so much energy, suffering and time. I know it would have helped me to resolve my symptoms much sooner."

- Anna Leggett

founder of Love Brain Reset, Brain Injury Survivor & Advocate & Author

I'm in, I want to adopt Sallie! How do I start?

Here's a 2-step roadmap to your recovery.

Step 1:

1. You must rule out any physical damage to your brain, neck or spine. Like many of us, you may have had an MRI or CAT scan, even an x-ray. But these images & scans are very unreliable (link). If you are interested in learning about video-motion x-rays for head and neck injuries, watch this video.

2. Get started on Sallie and begin tracking your symptoms.

3. Establish a Baseline: Track for 2-4 weeks to allow clear trends to appear in your data.

You will go through a series of diverse symptoms, and it will seem like there is no rhyme or reason for what is happening. Caregivers are often impacted & may be confused and become frustrated because trying to help find the right provider is overwhelming, while not fully understanding what is happening inside their loved one's head. Our blogs provide more research, resources and treatment options to help you recover as best as possible. This blog may help as a starting point:

TBI Awareness: Your Guide to Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments

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