Number Therapy Lite vs MoCA Duo

Numbers communicate so much, yet they are often left out of communication therapy. Now stroke survivors can practice understanding, saying, and typing numbers at home to improve these essential life skills. Age, dates, phone numbers, addresses, money, time, measurements, fractions, weight, years – numbers are everywhere and so important. Be more independent with communication with stronger number communication skills. Would you be able to understand, write down, and tell someone this phone message? “Your appointment is at 3:15 p.m. on August 3rd, 2015 at 1650 18th Avenue. Bring $5. Please call back to confirm at 785-5662.” Work on all these number skills and more with the evidence-based Number Therapy app! Number Therapy Lite gives you a free way to test-drive the full functionality of the app with a sample from the 30 categories of numbers including: *Single Digits *Double Digits *Triple Digits *Four Digits *Time *Money *Phone Numbers (add your own in the full version) *Ordinals *Fractions Number Therapy offers thousands of unique exercises you can use anywhere. Number Therapy Lite gives you a taste so you'll know the app is worth using. Work at your own pace to practice the skills that matter to you. This app has the same highly customizable, clean, intuitive interface you’ve come to love in Tactus Therapy apps. Developed in conjunction with people with aphasia, this app is designed to help you get the intensity of practice you need in a way that is easy to use. Number Therapy also gives you recommendations for which level and settings you should use based on your score. See how easy it is to make progress when you're working at the right level for you! Speech-Language Pathologists: use Number Therapy to make the communication of numbers a part of your therapy plan for people with aphasia or other disorders. Three unique activities address auditory and reading comprehension, verbal expression, and written expression. Your clients can use the built-in hints, cues, and audio recording to be successful, then e-mail you their results in a professional report so you can track their progress over time. Ideal for use in the clinic and at home, add Number Therapy to your therapy app collection! Number Therapy Lite is a FREE trial version of Number Therapy. What's the difference? Lite = 4 categories with 7 items in each; Full = 30 categories with thousands of items Lite = categories contain a mix of items from subcategories; Full = focus on just one subcategory at a time or mix & match Lite = no custom phone numbers; Full = unlimited custom phone numbers Lite = 7 exercises at a time; Full = 10, 25, 50, or 100 in a session Once you've given it a try, you'll want to get the full version so you can truly master the communication of numbers and be more independent. *Please note: this app does NOT address math skills or equations. It focuses on the communication of numbers, not calculations.

The most advanced version of MoCA’s digital application for in-person administration. Designed to be easier to administer than the paper version, with automated features available, saving time for clinicians and researchers, and live instructions ensuring greater standardization. Available languages: English, French, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, and Swedish. INTELLIGENT FEATURES INCLUDE: - Draw on screen with finger or stylus—or use device camera to photograph drawing on paper - Automatic scoring (“Trail Making”, “Subtraction”, “Naming” questions) - Speech-to-text recognition (“Verbal Fluency” question) - On-screen instructions adapted to previous answers provided - Suggestions appear for rater to select correct answer more quickly - Easy file creation and patient result storing for future review - Tracking of time spent on test and per question - Section for rater notes on each test - Hibernation mode and auto save features provide security and prevent data loss - Quick export and import of results to EMR (paperless) - Direct EHR integration capable “...This study establishes adequate convergent validity between the MoCA and eMoCA (app version of MoCA) among an adult population presenting with memory concerns.” Berg et al, 2018, Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease