Mobile Tactical Neuro-Performance Screening
TacNeuro brings a full neurological performance battery directly to your department, on-site, in one visit. Objective baseline data, given to the operator, to act on how they choose.
What We Do
A computerized cognitive battery covering memory, reaction time, processing speed, and executive function, scored against normative data.
Postural control and stability measured on a force plate, a sensitive early marker for neurological and vestibular issues.
Eye-tracking assessment of oculomotor function, covering saccades, pursuits, and the fixations tactical work depends on.
A hands-on clinical exam covering cranial nerves, visual-oculomotor screening, reflexes, coordination, and balance testing.
Deployment, injury, and exposure history, including blast exposure, prior concussion, and sleep, read alongside the exam data, not apart from it.
A sit-down walkthrough of the results with the operator: what they show, and the maintain / self-guided / refer path forward.
Where We Stand
No one is more invested in the operator's performance than the operator.
TacNeuro is a wellness and performance evaluation, not a diagnostic exam, and not a fitness-for-duty determination. Results never factor into employment decisions.
The goal is baseline data: a record of where an operator stands today, referral when a finding warrants one, and education on what can be done about it, whether self-directed or clinical.
What happens with the results is the operator's call. TacNeuro hands back agency, not a verdict.
Who It's For & How It Works
One or two introductory exams for the department, at no cost, to see the process and the data firsthand before committing.
TacNeuro is fully mobile. The exam comes to your building, with no clinic visit and no time off shift beyond the appointment itself.
Roughly 90 minutes per operator, covering the full six-part battery and a review of findings before they leave the room.
Findings go to the operator, full stop. What they do with them, and who else they share them with, is their decision.
A de-identified, aggregate report is available to command: a picture of the department's overall readiness, with no individual singled out.
Repeated screening builds a longitudinal record, so a department can track trends across its roster over time, not just a single snapshot.
About
TacNeuro is run by Dr. Zeke Sperber, a chiropractor with a Master's in Clinical Neuroscience and twenty years as a Ranger, Special Forces, and Special Mission Unit operator in the U.S. Army. Twenty years in that world taught him what operators actually need from a screening exam, and he brings that to TacNeuro.
Get In Touch
Reach out for a briefing, or to set up an introductory exam for your unit.