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From research platforms to personal wellness programs, each product is grounded in rigorous science and proven through real-world impact. Explore detailed information to find the right solution for your needs.

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RESEARCH & CLININCAL

ACS3 - Activity Participation Assessment

The evidence-based digital assessment trusted by healthcare professionals to measure daily activity participation. 

ACS3 is the digital evolution of the Activity Card Sort, bringing Dr. Carolyn Baum’s 30+ years of validated methodology into a flexible, accessible platform. Occupational therapists, researchers, and educators use ACS3 to measure participation across instrumental, leisure, fitness, and social activities, with instant scoring, client-centered goal setting, and integrated PROMIS health measures. 

What It Does: 

  • Measures current and previous activity participation across four life domains
  • Identifies client priorities and barriers for personalized treatment planning
  • Tracks participation changes over time with visual dashboards
  • Integrates PROMIS-29 and Global Health questionnaires for comprehensive assessment 

What Uses It: 

  • Occupational therapists in rehabilitation and community settings
  • Clinical researchers studying activity patterns and intervention effectiveness
  • Educators training students in evidence-based participation assessment

The Science: 
The original Activity Card Sort demonstrated strong psychometric properties, including internal consistency and test-retest reliability, and has been used in over 100 published studies worldwide. The digital ACS3 maintains this strong psychometric foundation with parallel forms reliability (Spearman's rho ≥ .836) and validation across diverse populations including stroke survivors, traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, and community-dwelling adults. Validation results published in American Journal of Occupational Therapy and Occupational Therapy Journal of Research. 


Scientific Collaboration: 
Dr. Carolyn Baum, Professor Emeritus of Occupational Therapy, Neurology and Social Work, and Dr. Lisa Connor, Elias Michael Professor of Occupational Therapy and Professor of Neurology, at Program in Occupational Therapy at Washington University 


Trusted By Researchers and Clinicians at: 
Washington University | University of Pittsburgh | University of Illinois Chicago | University of Missouri | University of Minnesota | New York University | Towson University 

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RESEARCH & CLININCAL

GEMINI - Digital Health Research Platform

A turnkey solution for conducting patient-centered digital health studies efficiently and cost-effectively.

GEMINI is designed by researchers for researchers, eliminating the burden of custom technology development. With over 20 years of digital health research expertise built into its framework, GEMINI enables you to launch sophisticated intervention studies in days or weeks instead of months or even over a year — saving $100,000+ in development costs and hundreds of staff hours per study while maintaining the highest standards of scientific rigor.

What It Does: 

  • Delivers customizable intervention curriculum through digital multimedia courses 
  • Collects comprehensive participant data through built-in questionnaires and ePROs 
  • Supports digital medical group visits 
  • Engages participants through optional community features and gamification 
  • Provides real-time data dashboards and CSV exports for analysis 

What Uses It: 

  • Behavioral health researchers conducting psychosocial intervention studies 
  • Clinical researchers testing digital therapeutic approaches 
  • Public health researchers studying health behavior change 

The Science: 

GEMINI's framework is informed by dozens of NIH and CDC-funded digital health studies conducted over 20+ years. The platform architecture incorporates evidence-based principles of user-centered design, participant engagement, and intervention delivery tested across thousands of research participants in numerous studies. The usability and usefulness evaluation demonstrated high System Usability Scale score (98.13), high usefulness score (4.86/5.0), and high Technology Acceptance Model score (6.83/7.0). 

GEMINI was developed through SBIR grants to BrightOutcome funded by the National Center For Complementary and Alternative Medicine (R43AT010460 and R44AT012302).


Scientific Collaboration: 
Dr. Paula Gardiner, Director of Primary Care Implementation Research at Center for Mindfulness & Compassion at Cambridge Health Alliance, Associate Professor at Family Medicine and Community Health at University Massachusetts Chan Medical School, and Vice Chair at Integrated Center for Group Medical Visits 


Trusted By Researchers and Clinicians at: 
Cambridge Health Alliance | Wake Forest University | City of Hope | University of Arizona | Moffitt Cancer Center | University of North Carolina Chapel Hill | University of Massachusetts | Boston Medical Center 

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PERSONAL WELLNESS

SAGE LEAF - Positive Psychology Intervention Platform

Deliver research-proven positive emotion regulation skills to build resilience across diverse populations.

SAGE LEAF is a digital platform that delivers a multi-component positive psychology intervention specifically designed to help individuals build resilience during periods of stress. Based on Dr. Judith Moskowitz's 20+ years of NIH-funded research, the program teaches seven evidence-based skills for cultivating positive emotions and has been proven effective across thousands of participants facing various types of life stress.

What It Does: 

  • Delivers positive emotion regulation skills through structured weekly modules 
  • Guides participants through daily home practice exercises 
  • Facilitates optional peer community discussion boards 
  • Tracks engagement and awards virtual badges for motivation 

What Uses It: 

  • Researchers studying stress management and resilience 
  • Investigators examining interventions for chronic illness populations 
  • Public health researchers addressing mental health promotion 
  • Clinical researchers testing positive psychology approaches 

The Science: 
The original Activity Card Sort demonstrated strong psychometric properties, including internal consistency and test-retest reliability, and has been used in over 100 published studies worldwide. The digital ACS3 maintains this strong psychometric foundation with parallel forms reliability (Spearman's rho ≥ .836) and validation across diverse populations including stroke survivors, traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, and community-dwelling adults. Validation results published in American Journal of Occupational Therapy and Occupational Therapy Journal of Research. 


Scientific Collaboration: 
Dr. Judith Moskowitz, Professor, Medical Social Sciences, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University, and Director of Positive Psychology and Health Investigation Group 


Trusted By Researchers and Clinicians at: 
Northwestern University | Wake Forest University | Cornell University