ImPACT Applications, Inc. marks the administration of its fourteen millionth test.
April 2017
ImPACT Quick Test receives Class II medical device license from Health Canada.
March 2017
ImPACT Quick Test becomes a registered medical device in the European Union by receiving CE Marking.
February 2017
ImPACT Applications launches the HTML5 version of its Customer Center and of ImPACT allowing the medical device to operate across multiple web browsers and reduce ImPACT Applications’ support obligations.
ImPACT Applications, Inc. launches ImPACT Pediatric®, the first concussion management tool designed for individuals ages 5-11. ImPACT Pediatric also earns FDA clearance as a Computerized Cognitive Assessment Aid for Concussion.
August 2016
12 million tests
ImPACT Applications, Inc. marks the administration of its twelve millionth test.
August 2016
ImPACT becomes the first concussion-specific medical device to receive FDAde novo clearance under Computerized Cognitive Assessment Aid for Concussion, a new category for a device that uses an individual's score(s) on a battery of cognitive tasks to provide an indication of the current level of cognitive function in response to concussion.
August 2016
The UK-based Football Association, the governing body of football (soccer), partners with ImPACT Applications, Inc. to conduct baseline and post-injury neurocognitive testing using ImPACT and ImPACT Pediatric as part of its larger concussion management protocol. Begins testing of its women’s national teams that month.
Formula 1 Racing selects ImPACT as part of its concussion management protocol for all drivers.
March 2016
ImPACT Applications, Inc. becomes a registered medical device in Australia by receiving Medical Device Establishment License from Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration.
February 2016
ImPACT Applications, Inc. completes a SOC 2 Type 2 audit in accordance with AICPA Standardsfor the Security, Availability and Privacy Trust Service Criteria.
ImPACT Applications, Inc. receives the Bronze Award at the 2015 Edison Awards in testing and evaluation.
March 2015
ImPACT and ImPACT Pediatric receives Class II medical device license from Health Canada.
February 2015
ImPACT Applications, Inc. launches ImPACT Workplace, a neurocognitive assessment product for businesses, corporations, and occupational medicine designed to provide employers, healthcare providers, and wellness professionals with an empirically-validated, reliable, and valid procedure for evaluating the neurocognitive status of their employee or patient.
January 2015
University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences becomes the first institution of higher learning to incorporate ImPACT Trained Athletic Trainer (ITAT) credentialing into the curriculum of its online Master of Health Science in Athletic Training degree program.
January 2015
ImPACT and ImPACT Pediatric obtains CE Marking and is registered in the EU to comply with European Medical Device Directive.
ImPACT Applications, Inc. launchesImPACT Passport, giving trained healthcare professionals the ability to offer the free mobile app to patients and to access test takers’ ImPACT results and reported symptoms.
ImPACT Applications, Inc. marks the administration of its five millionth test.
June 2013
ImPACT Applications, Inc. introduces the ImPACT Trained Athletic Trainers (ITAT) credentialing program, presenting athletic trainers a new opportunity to become leaders inconcussion management.
June 2013
ImPACT Applications, Inc. introduces three new concussion management mobile apps: PCSI™ (Post-Concussion Symptom Inventory), Sideline ImPACT®, and Mobile ImPACT Customer Center (MICC).
September 2011
The Chicago Blackhawks, in conjunction with the Amateur Hockey Association of Illinois (AHAI), Athletico Physical Therapy, and NorthShore University HealthSystem, launch the ‘A Step aHead’ concussion awareness initiative, offering complimentary ImPACT baselines to all AHAI members ages 13-18.
August 2010
1 million tests
ImPACT Applications, Inc. marks the administration of its one millionth test.
March 2010
NASCAR becomes a customer of ImPACT Applications, Inc.
2007
ImPACT Applications, Inc. forms a strategic alliance with US Lacrosse to launch a formal concussion management program for lacrosse players using ImPACT for baseline and post-injury testing.
2007
ImPACT Applications, Inc. forms a partnership with Major League Soccer to use ImPACT, marking the company’s first professional sports customer.
2002
Dr. Collins and Dr. Lovell officially incorporate Neurohealth as ImPACT Applications, Inc.with Dr. Lovell as CEO. The first product, ImPACT, is officially released.
2000
Dr. Lovell and Dr. Collins continue gathering data on the neurocognitive effects of head injuries using the ImPACT technology, working with Dr. Joseph Maroon, co-medical director at UPMC and team neurosurgeon for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Dr. Collins joins him to become executive director of the UPMC Sports Medicine Concussion Program. They continue to develop their neurocognitive testing technology separate from their duties at UPMC.
1999
Dr. Collins joins Dr. Lovell at Neurohealth while continuing his work at the Henry Ford Health System. They conduct research studies at Michigan State University and at several high schools in the Detroit area on their technology which will be the foundation of ImPACT (Immediate Post-Concussion Assessment and Cognitive Test).
1996
Dr. Lovell joins the Henry Ford Health System in Detroitas a neuropsychologist, where he meets Michael “Micky” Collins, Ph.D. He continues to work on the Neurohealth tests in his free time.
1994
Mark Lovell, Ph.D. develops technology for a computerized neurocognitive test, which becomes the basis for his company, Neurohealth.
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