Revolutionary Fall Risk & Alzheimer’s Predictive Test on Your iPhone – Interview with Dr. Mahoney [Video]

Discover the groundbreaking technology that’s changing the game in fall risk assessment and potentially Alzheimer’s disease prediction. In this exclusive interview with Dr. Jeanette Mahoney, Associate Professor of Neurology and founder of Jet Enterprises Incorporated, we delve into the innovative multi-sensory test, CatchU. Designed to assess fall risks and potential Alzheimer’s disease indicators through a simple 10-minute iPhone or Android test, this technology represents a significant leap in preventative healthcare.

Dr. Mahoney shares insights into the science behind CatchU, the importance of multisensory integration in predicting fall risks, and the correlation with Alzheimer’s disease. With a focus on providing healthcare professionals and trainers with a powerful tool for early detection and prevention, CatchU is poised to transform patient care and wellness monitoring.

More about Dr. Jeannette Mahoney: https://www.einsteinmed.edu/faculty/11512/jeannette-mahoney/

More about CatchU: https://www.catchu.net/our-product

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