• How does ImPACT Pediatric compare to ImPACT?

    ImPACT Pediatric® is designed for children ages 5-11 while ImPACT® is designed for ages 12-80. While they measure similar cognitive functions, ImPACT Pediatric presents testing tasks in a more game-like, child-friendly format. ImPACT Pediatric is individually administered on an iPad while ImPACT can be given individually or in small groups on a laptop or desktop. For a complete comparison,…

  • Can ImPACT be administered on a iPad?

    ImPACT® is delivered via a secure web portal using a PC or MAC. ImPACT can now be administered on an iPad with a screen size of 9.7” or larger, and iPadOS 11.0 or higher. Learn out more about ImPACT for iPad here.

  • Who can administer post-injury testing?

    Post-injury testing should only be administered by a trained healthcare provider who is authorized to make return to activity decisions in the state, province, or country where they practice.

  • Who can administer baseline testing?

    Anyone between the 12-80 age range can take an ImPACT Baseline Test online, at home. Group baseline testing can also be performed by an educational organization or healthcare provider.

  • What is ImPACT post-injury testing?

    Post-injury testing, like baseline testing, is comprised of computerized assessments that measure reaction time, memory capacity, speed of mental processing, and executive functioning scores for memory (visual and verbal), reaction, and speed. This testing is completed after an injury occurs. Results can be compared to baseline scores or to age-referenced…