by Neumind Ltd.
Neumind is a UK-based digital health company that built its platform to extend cognitive rehabilitation beyond clinic walls for people with acquired brain injury (ABI), stroke, and concussion. The platform is backed by peer-reviewed research and a growing network of rehabilitation clinical partners. A 2026 longitudinal study found that most active users sustained meaningful engagement with the app for nine months or more.
The Neumind app provides evidence-based cognitive rehabilitation tools covering memory, planning, attention, and fatigue management, alongside a library of compensatory strategies and a peer community for mutual support. Clinicians can remotely assign tools, track client progress, and coordinate care with family carers through the companion professional platform. The app is available on iOS and via the web.
Neumind is designed for adults recovering from acquired brain injury, stroke, or concussion who experience persistent difficulties with memory, concentration, planning, and executive function in daily life. It is equally valuable for family carers and neurorehabilitation professionals supporting patients during community-based recovery.
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