QHSLab launches Q-Cog cognitive assessment; pilot finds 54% high-risk in 168 patients

QHSLab, Inc.

Launched Q-Cog, a cloud-based digital tool for primary care screening of Mild Cognitive Impairment and dementia.
Initial real-world pilot of 168 patients aged 65+ identified 90 individuals (54%) at high risk, triggering telemedicine referrals.
Tool aligns with CMS Annual Wellness Visit guidelines and supports billing under neurocognitive and behavioral health CPT codes.
CEO Troy Grogan says Q-Cog expands reimbursable digital medicine platform and improves RAF scoring for value-based care.
Company sees new scalable revenue opportunity as over 50% of MCI and up to 80% of dementia cases go undetected in routine visits.

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