Corinna Keenmon

Creyos

Keen Psychiatry and Creyos

We use Creyos in our practice to more precisely understand cognitive and behavioral health, leading
to data-driven decisions making, more effective treatment plans and better patient outcomes

About Creyos

We use Creyos in our practice to more precisely understand cognitive and behavioral health, leading to data-driven decisions making, more effective treatment plans and better patient outcomes.  Creyos is a scientifically-validated online platform for precise and efficient measurement and monitoring ofcognitive and behavioral health. Backed by 30 years of research and a robust normative database of 85,000 participants, it combines online, gamified, cognitive tasks with digital behavioral health questionnaires to provide an objective and comprehensive assessment of brain health. Trusted by tens of thousands of healthcare providers world wide, we’ve added Creyos to our practice to enhance care delivery and elevate our clinical decision making – helping you to achieve better outcomes, faster.

 

How we use Creyos in our clinic

Taking a Creyos Health assessment is straightforward and hassle-free—no need for any fancy gadgets. You can do it on any device you prefer, like your laptop, desktop, or tablet, and it works with all the latest web browsers.

Here’s a quick run-through of the steps:
Dr. Keenmon will set up an time for you to do the assessment.  Before you take the assignment, you will be guided on what to expect, how to tackle the assessment, and how long it’ll probably take.
After you’ve got the hang of the tutorial, it’s showtime!  Complete the task, and once you’re done, a report will zip off for Dr. Keenmon to check out.  You will schedule a time with Dr. Keenmon to discuss the results.

 

 

 

 

 

By Corinna Keenmon, ago

Nurtured by Nature

Nature and wellness are two concepts that are closely intertwined. Nature has been shown to have a positive impact on human wellness, both physically and mentally.

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Overall, incorporating nature into your wellness routine can have numerous benefits for both your physical and mental well-being. So, whether it’s taking a walk in the park or bringing some plants into your home, make sure to take some time to connect with nature and prioritize your own wellness.

By Corinna Keenmon, ago