NeuraSpectrum screens speech, language, hearing, and social communication in under 15 minutes. No appointment. No clinic. A professional triage report is ready before the first referral is made.
Who we serve
A screening designed for how parents actually show up, no referral, no clinic visit, no waiting list.
You noticed something. Maybe it's a delay in words, a difference in how your child plays with others, or a feeling you can't quite name. You don't need a referral to find out if your concern is real.
You receive referrals. NeuraSpectrum sends you a structured triage report before the first appointment — domain scores, clinical flags, guideline citations, and a referral priority level.
The process
Four steps. No clinical training required. No waiting room.
The platform asks about your child's communication across 6 clinical domains. Questions adapt based on your answers.
~15 minutesEvery response is evaluated against published clinical guidelines. Cultural and language context is applied automatically.
InstantA plain-language summary for your family and a full clinical triage report for the receiving SLP — simultaneously.
InstantThe clinician receives the report before your first appointment. Your child's priority level is set before they walk in.
Before day 1What you receive
Every completed screening generates two simultaneous outputs: one for the family, one for the clinician. Neither is a substitute for diagnosis. Both accelerate the path to one.
Six clinical domains
NeuraSpectrum screens across six domains at the same time, because communication concerns rarely arrive one at a time.
Vocabulary size, sentence complexity, word combinations, and clarity of expression at age.
Following directions, understanding questions, and responding to spoken language appropriately.
Response to sound, startle reflex, ear infection history, and hearing screening indicators.
Eye contact, joint attention, gesture use, response to name, and engagement in play.
Intelligibility, articulation patterns, phonological development, and sound substitutions.
Attention, frustration with communication, social engagement, and regulatory patterns.
Resources
Canada-first design. NeuraSpectrum's cultural-scoring architecture was proven against the full spectrum of Canadian families: rural communities, Francophone families, Indigenous communities, and bilingual households, from Ontario to Nunavut. The same architecture travels with the tool everywhere it's deployed.
Cultural scoring profiles are applied automatically at intake. A First Nations child in Yukon is scored differently than a monolingual child in Toronto — by design, not by luck.
We've brought frontline speech, language, and hearing professionals into the conversation to examine what's working, where the cracks in the care pathway are, and what could change.
The findings point toward moving beyond "wait and see" toward earlier, more informed action. This whitepaper explores how parent health literacy, more consistent screening and referral, and responsible AI could support that shift—without replacing clinical judgment.
Explore the perspectives shaping a more informed path from concern to care.
Access the Whitepaper
Referral priority
Not a recommendation to "speak to your doctor." A structured clinical triage signal — P1 through P5 — that tells a clinician exactly how urgently to act.
For speech-language pathologists
NeuraSpectrum does not change what you do in the assessment room. It changes what arrives before you get there.
Every child referred through NeuraSpectrum arrives with a structured triage report — domain scores, active flags, cultural profile, and referral priority already assigned.
No black-box output. Every clinical flag references SAC, ASHA, AAP, JCIH, CPS, or CASLPO guidelines — reproducible and auditable at every point.
Cultural profiles are applied at intake, not left to individual judgment. Bilingual vocabulary counted across all languages. Indigenous eye contact and communication norms accommodated at the scoring layer.
No EMR integration. No IT project. No PHI access required. Deploy through an open web channel from day one — integrate with your existing systems when you are ready.
Parents in rural New Brunswick, Francophone families in Manitoba, First Nations families in Yukon — families who have not yet reached the referral system can complete a screening before one exists.
Evidence and alignment
Every clinical flag in NeuraSpectrum traces to a published professional guideline. Formal peer-reviewed validation is underway.
Every clinical flag is sourced to SAC, ASHA, AAP, JCIH/EHDI, CPS, CASLPO, or ACSLPA guidelines. No output is unexplained.
A multi-phase Delphi consensus study conducted with developmental pediatricians, Speech Therapists, Audiologists, and other communication professionals. Phase 1 in preparation.
DownloadActive engagement with health authorities and communities across the world, designed for easy access from Day One.
NeuraSpectrum is the front door that currently does not exist, for families, for clinicians, and for a system where the hardest part is getting in.
Questions? partnersupport@neuraspeech.com