Linus Health

Linus Health specializes in devices that analyze cognitive function through drawing-based tests. The most common category is the drawing-test cognitive function analysis device, which includes repeated iterations of the DCTclock and a tool called the Core Cognitive Evaluation. These tools are designed to assess cognitive abilities by evaluating structured drawing tasks and standardized assessments.

Linus Health is based in the United States. Its devices are listed in two key regulatory databases: the EU’s EUDAMED system and the FDA’s Unique Device Identifier (UDI) database. These listings help ensure transparency and traceability of its products under applicable regulatory frameworks.

Linus Health’s devices fall into two primary regulatory classes: Class I and Class II. Classification depends on factors like risk level, intended use, and potential impact on patient safety. For example, cognitive assessment tools like the DCTclock and Core Cognitive Evaluation may be categorized differently based on their complexity and the level of intervention they require.

The devices from Linus Health are primarily used for detecting and diagnosing cognitive and brain disorders by analyzing cognitive function through structured drawing tasks. Tools like the DCTclock and Core Cognitive Evaluation help clinicians assess memory, attention, and executive function in a standardized way, supporting early intervention and treatment planning.