HeadCheck
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Health & Fitness | Free | HeadCheck Health Inc. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Whether at the amateur or professional level, HeadCheck’s end-to-end solutions enable organizations of all types and sizes to execute their current concussion protocols, support athlete recovery, and mitigate risk.
HeadCheck includes today's best practices for concussion assessment by medical professionals and the recommended reporting process for non-medical professionals. If you are using HeadCheck with your organization, it's tailored to your qualifications and protocol.
PLEASE REMEMBER...ALL CONCUSSION MANAGEMENT DECISIONS SHOULD BE MADE BY A QUALIFIED MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL.
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Reviews
Crashes on iOS 11.3
tjmatc
Good app and inclusion of VOMS is great. Unfortunately it crashes when you get to the Convergence section. I’d rate higher if I could actually complete a test.
Let me login.
BlueVoidGames
I’ve reset my password literally eleven times. I’ve made sure it’s correct, but it keeps saying that the username or password is incorrect. Terrible.
Hidden Subscription; Free Trial Only
ViewFinder7
I was excited to find an app I could readily use on my phone for sideline concussion screening instead of bothering with pen and paper, especially when it’s raining, etc. I found this app and was willing to give it a try regardless of the low rating and reviews. I was extremely disappointed to see once I had registered, a notification stating once I verify through my email, it was only a 30 day free trial then I would need to make a purchase for further use. Not even worth my time to verify. Unsubscribed and deleted.
Why do you need my email address and phone number?
MV94941
The registration process is cumbersome, and you don’t explain why you need my personal information before I can start using the app. I can just imagine someone having downloaded the app and then forgetting about it until they saw an actual event that might have caused a concussion. But before they would be able to start using the app they’d first need to verify their email address?! Moreover, the app is not intuitive. I think you need to work on adding some tool tips or something to teach users how to navigate the app.
