About us

About Neuraccure

A technology born from neurological practice, developed to make measurable what clinical examination doesn't always reveal.

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Our mission

An objective measurement in service of clinical practice

The medical literature shows that traditional clinical assessment does not always accurately capture the impact of an injury on brain function. Neurodegenerative disease often begins several years before the first symptoms appear; once diagnosed, clinical course alone does not always allow precise monitoring of its progression. Neuraccure was developed to meet this need for objective assessment.

Neuraccure was entirely designed and developed by a hospital neurologist. Clinical development began nearly 10 years ago, and more than 1,600 subjects have been tested to date.

Trust is built over time

A technology built on clinical experience

≈ 10
years

Clinical development

Nearly ten years of design, clinical validation and improvement

Icône Neuraccure

Designed by a neurologist

A technology born from medical practice and its real-world needs.

1 600+

Personnes testées

Un socle clinique et terrain construit auprès de populations diverses.

10+University hospitals
7Professional rugby clubs and sports medicine clinics
5+Publications and scientific communications

Founders

Our team

Mikael Cohen

Mikael Cohen

Co-founder, Chief Scientific Officer

Senior hospital neurologist, behind the clinical development of Neuraccure.

David Cohen

David Cohen

Co-founder, CEO

Lawyer, responsible for Neuraccure's business development and structuring.

The origin

A project born from hospital and academic research

Neuraccure is developed by a hospital neurologist practising at Nice University Hospital (CHU de Nice), in collaboration with university research teams.

CHU de Nice Université Côte d'Azur URRIS UR2CA

Supported by MonacoTech

MonacoTech

Neuraccure is supported by MonacoTech, a Monaco-based startup incubator that backs high-impact, innovative projects without taking an equity stake.