Cognitive Health Screening

Could vascular disease be contributing to your memory and thinking changes?

The Hachinski Ischemic Score is a physician-developed, 13-question screening tool used to help identify vascular contributions to cognitive decline. Answer a few quick questions below and see your results immediately.

Physician-developed
Based on the validated Hachinski Ischemic Score
Takes about 5 minutes
13 short questions, one at a time
See your score right away
Plus guidance on what it may mean

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Hi there, Your Results Suggest a Vascular Pattern

Based on your answers, your symptoms follow a pattern often associated with vascular contributions to cognitive decline. This screening tool doesn't diagnose vascular dementia on its own - but it's a strong enough signal that we'd recommend speaking with a physician about your results soon.

Hemostemix is pursuing LARTA certification to study VesCell (ACP-01), an investigational autologous angiogenic cell therapy, in clinical trials for vascular conditions in The Bahamas. Speaking with our clinical team can help you understand whether VesCell is right for you.
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Hi there, Your Results Are Mixed

Your answers show a combination of patterns - some associated with vascular contributions to cognitive decline, and some that aren't. A mixed picture like this is common, and it usually benefits from a more complete clinical evaluation rather than a screening questionnaire alone.

A physician can look at your full history, medications, and any imaging you've had to build a clearer picture than a short questionnaire can on its own. If vascular disease turns out to be a contributing factor, treatments including Hemostemix's investigational VesCell (ACP-01) therapy may be worth discussing.
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Hi there, a Vascular Pattern Looks Less Likely

Based on your answers, your symptoms are less likely to be primarily vascular in origin. That doesn't rule anything out - memory and thinking changes can have many possible causes - but this particular pattern points away from vascular contributions.

We'd still encourage you to discuss any memory or thinking changes with your physician, who can consider your full health picture.