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Care team view · Patient record

Walter B.

71M · MRN 4402771 · Enrolled Jan 2025 · PCP Dr. Amara Whitfield

Subjective cognitive complaintType 2 diabetesObstructive sleep apnea

Progress note

Annual CaringAI Listen screen completed Jul 22, 2026, seven minutes ten seconds. MyCog total 28 of 30, unchanged from the July 2025 baseline. Delayed recall three of three. PHQ-9 three. GAD-7 two. All IADLs independent. He is still working part time doing the books for his son's contracting business, which he offered as evidence that nothing is wrong, and on the numbers he is right.

He raised the complaint himself two years ago after his brother's diagnosis, and it has been a worry rather than a finding ever since. CPAP adherence pulled from the device report at 91 percent of nights over ninety days, up from 62 percent at the last screen, and his sleep is the one thing that genuinely changed this year. Clarity read all four domains flat and inside band, with the small timing improvement tracking the CPAP adherence rather than anything cognitive.

Plan: continue annual screening, next due July 2027. No imaging, no neuropsychology, no change to the care plan. Reassured him directly that both the score and the voice read are stable, which is worth saying out loud to a patient who is watching his brother decline. Continue CPAP, continue diabetes management with his endocrinologist.

Voice assessment

Clarity · same audio, second read

Word finding effort34/100Speech timing31/100Prosodic range72/100Articulatory precision29/100

Every domain sits within two points of his July 2025 baseline, and speech timing improved four points alongside a thirty point jump in CPAP adherence. A flat trend on a worried patient is a result, not an absence of one, and the care team used it to close the loop with him rather than to open another workup.

Clarity trend across screens

ScreenMyCog totalWord findingSpeech timingProsodic range
Jul 09, 202528333570
Jul 22, 202628343172

Imaging

No neuroimaging obtained or indicated. Screening scores and the voice read are both stable across two annual cycles in a patient with normal delayed recall, full functional independence and no focal neurological findings on his last in office examination. Routine structural imaging in this setting adds cost and incidental findings rather than information.

Documented here so the absence is a decision on the record rather than a gap. Threshold for MRI brain would be any drop in delayed recall, a rising Clarity trend across two consecutive screens, or a new functional complaint from the patient or his family.

Labs

Diabetes and cognitive monitoring

TestResultReference rangeFlag
HbA1c6.9%less than 7.0 on therapyNormal
TSH2.1 mIU/L0.4 to 4.0Normal
Vitamin B12486 pg/mL200 to 900Normal
Vitamin D, 25-OH26 ng/mL30 to 100Low
eGFR78 mL/min/1.73m²greater than 60Normal

Clarity signal

Two years of flat. Telling a frightened patient that the voice trend agrees with the score is its own clinical act.