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The 7-module self-administered baseline flow.
Digital baseline
A mobile-first concussion baseline assessment.
Balance testing
mBESS + tandem gait with phone motion capture.
Cognitive testing
Memory, concentration, and reaction time.
Voice scoring
Real-time speech recognition for word recall.
Motion capture
Accelerometer + gyroscope scoring.
Remote baselines
Share one link. Baseline a whole program.
Post-injury comparison
PCSS subtype radar vs. personal baseline.
Athletic trainers
Own your baseline week without the chaos.
For schools
District-wide compliance in a single afternoon.
For law enforcement
Baseline testing built for shift work and return-to-duty.
For parents
Know your athlete has a baseline before contact.
For athletes
Take your own baseline in 15 minutes.
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Club teams, colleges, and professional programs.
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What is baseline testing?
The comprehensive pillar guide.
Baseline by pathway
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High school baselines
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SCAT6 explained
The 2023 CISG consensus tool, in plain English.
Child SCAT6
For athletes ages 5–12.
Return-to-play protocol
The six graduated steps.
Return-to-duty protocol
Graduated clearance for law enforcement.
Baseline vs. ImPACT vs. Sway
An honest comparison.
Glossary
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All comparisons
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HQ Baseline vs. Sway
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HQ Baseline vs. ImPACT
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HQ Baseline vs. C3 Logix
Bring-your-own-phone vs. iPad cart.
HQ Baseline vs. CNS Vital Signs
Multimodal, mobile vs. cognitive-only desktop.
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