A clinical-reasoning trainer
Know what to do with the dizzy patient.
A short brief, a real patient case worked end to end, then practice that sticks with spaced review. NeuroDash trains the neuro reasoning generalists and new grads dread — the dizzy patient, stroke, and Parkinson’s.
Free to start — no card. The dizzy decision takes about 90 seconds. Prefer to read first? Try a full lesson.
Educational — it supports your clinical judgment, it does not replace it.
The difference
You don’t watch. You decide.
Watching a lecture builds recognition. Making the call builds reasoning. NeuroDash puts you in the decision seat.
Passive video course
You absorb information and hope it surfaces when the patient is in front of you.
- You consume; the screen does the thinking.
- Feedback comes at the end, if at all.
- Recall fades before the shift starts.
NeuroDash
You make the call at every step, then see whether you were right and exactly why.
- You decide; the reasoning is yours.
- Feedback lands the moment you commit.
- Spaced review brings it back when it counts.
The learning loop
Four moves, on repeat.
Read the brief
A short, plain-language concept brief — built from the guideline, not a textbook dump.
See a case worked
Watch the reasoning run end to end on a real patient, with the call explained at each fork.
Practice
Commit to an answer before you see the key, then learn the why behind every option.
Review and retain
Spaced review returns each concept right before you would forget it — so it sticks.
Motivation, done right
Four levels. Earned, never gamed.
Every concept climbs a recall ladder driven by your own answers — no streak-loss guilt, no badges for showing up. The label tells you what your recall actually looks like.
Three deep tracks
Focused where neuro PTs need it most.
Each track breaks into the skill domains that define real-world competence — examination, reasoning, intervention, and progression.
Stroke
Hemiparesis, motor recovery, gait, and the locomotor work that defines rehab outcomes.
Parkinson's
Bradykinesia, freezing of gait, amplitude training, and dual-task balance demands.
Vestibular
BPPV maneuvers, VOR retraining, and telling peripheral from central causes apart.
Honesty by design
Built to be trusted, not just believed.
No hype, no dark patterns, no borrowed authority. We show our work — and where it ends.
Every claim names its guideline
Clinical statements carry a footnote-style source chip — so you can check the reasoning, not just trust it.
We say what it is and isn't
Not board-certified, not reviewed by an outside specialist. A trainer for your judgment — never a replacement.
Free, and built in the open
No paywall, no fake urgency, no vanity counts. Just the reasoning, available to anyone who needs it.
Start with the dizzy patient.
Work one real case, make the calls, and see whether the reasoning sticks. The first decision takes about 90 seconds.
Free to start — no card.
Get a new sourced case each week
One real clinical case, with the guideline it comes from. No spam. Leave any time.