Research

Our Philosophy

Frenalytics provides an individualized treatment program to improve a patient’s quality of life, rather than a generic one, because no two patients should be treated alike.

Our Research

Our Research & Development efforts span over a decade, since the inception of the first version of Frenalytics in 2008. Here’s what we’ve published since then:

Patent US13/681,871

The founders of Think Group Holdings were awarded a United States Patent in 2016 for a unique approach to rehabilitation driven by computer algorithms to determine a patient’s condition and personalized datasets to help improve outcomes.

Here’s what we found:

•   Existing options for rehabilitation did not leverage 21st-century technologies available to brain-injured patients and their care teams;

•   Our proposed approach to rehabilitation, which digitizes established neurological tests to evaluate a patient’s condition, renders a determination based on the a patient’s condition, and generates a therapy protocol utilizing personalized datasets from a patient’s care team, is unique and merititious;

•   Our web-based solution allows patients to access affordable therapy regardless of where they receive care, who assists in their treatment, or what physical condition they are in.

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Intel Science Talent Search

In 2014, CEO Matt was named a national semifinalist for his research involving the severity of brain injuries and an individualized approach to neurological rehabilitation that utilizes data provided by a patient’s family members.

Here’s what we found:

•   Worldwide, over 5 million people worldwide are permanently disabled by strokes, and over 7.7 million people suffer from dementia, annually;

•   Our proposed computer program, which incorporates the Mini Mental Status Exam, can evaluate the extent of a patient’s brain injury and offer a determination (informal diagnosis);

•   Based on a patient’s diagnosis, our computer program can render an individualized treatment program to reteach fundamental concepts and help improve a patient’s quality of life.

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