Stratus helps improve the lives of patients by delivering convenient, high-quality, affordable video EEGs at home.
Convenient VEEG Testing for Patients.
Stratus is leading the way forward in offering a better way to have a long-term video EEG at home. Our trained technicians are experts in providing video EEG services from the privacy of your home. We come to your home to set up the test and provide assistance during the study period. Stratus offers speed, comfort, and convenience that simply is not possible with inpatient EEG alternatives. Next-day and next-week scheduling of VEEG testing is available in most areas nationwide. Video EEG testing from your home is not just convenient, but the home setting is where symptoms are most likely to occur. This means your doctor receives high quality data comparable to a hospital-based study for your diagnosis and treatment5.
5Syed TU, LaFrance WC, Loddenkemper T, Benbadis S, Slater JD, El-Atrache R., et al. Outcome of ambulatory video-EEG monitoring in a ~10,000 patient nationwide cohort. Seizure. 2019; 66: 104-111. doi:10.1016/j.seizure.2019.01.018
Services & Solutions
At Stratus, we’re passionate about breakthroughs in neurological health and offer a wide range of testing services:
VEEG Testing
Stratus’ video EEG tests can be performed from the comfort of your own home. No need to travel long distances to the hospital or take time off from work. Our technicians will come to you and get you set up.
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What is VEEG Testing?
A video electroencephalogram (VEEG) is a painless test that closely monitors your brain activity. With this test, doctors can detect seizures, epilepsy, or other conditions that mimic seizures. During the test, you wear 21 small disks (called leads or electrodes) on your scalp. Through a series of wires, each disk connects to an amplifier, a small device worn during the test, to read your brain’s signals and collect the data.
During video EEG testing, a camera is used to create an audio-video recording of your body movements over a few days. Your doctor uses the audio and video along with the EEG data to better understand if your brain activity is normal or to understand where it might be abnormal.
Why is a VEEG Performed?
Doctors use EEGs to diagnose certain conditions such as seizure disorders, epilepsy, head injury, encephalitis, memory problems, sleep disorders, stroke, or dementia. A video EEG test supplements brainwave data with video monitoring, so your doctor gets critical information on how your body movements may match your brain activity.
