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Ceribell EEG Ceribell, Inc., the developer of the first AI-powered point-of-care EEG diagnostic system, is revolutionizing seizure management in acute care.

Ceribell’s mission is to make EEG diagnostics widely available, more efficient, and more cost-effective, to improve the detection and treatment of neurological conditions. The Ceribell system provides rapid access to accurate diagnostic information and continuous monitoring at the bedside 24/7, enabling precise patient care and hospital-wide efficiencies. The Ceribell system first received FDA 510(k) clearance in 2017 and is commercially available in the United States. The latest ClarityPro™ AI algorithm is the first and only FDA-indicated software for the diagnosis of Electrographic Status Epilepticus with U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services approved New Technology Add-on Payment (NTAP).

It’s a big day of clinical insights at the NCS 2026 Annual Meeting! Join Ceribell for two key sessions today:🧠 Lunch Sym...
10/21/2026

It’s a big day of clinical insights at the NCS 2026 Annual Meeting! Join Ceribell for two key sessions today:

🧠 Lunch Symposium | 12:15 PM – 1:15 PM, Rooms 611-614

“Intelligent EEG Monitoring in the ICU: AI-Assisted Rapid EEG and Long-Term EEG Monitoring in the ICU”

Experts discuss evidence-based ICU patient selection for long-term EEG monitoring, seizure forecasting, and full-montage vs. rapid EEG, with a first look at the Ceribell Omni Brain Monitoring platform.

📊 Poster Presentations | 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM, Poster Hall

Meet the researchers behind four new posters on how point-of-care rapid EEG is used in hospitals, from placement and findings to AI interpretation and treatment decisions.

Between sessions, visit Booth 211 to see our neonatal solution and ask our team your questions.

Details and schedule: https://ow.ly/jGfX50ZZP9c

The NCS 2026 Annual Meeting exhibit hall opens today at 4:00 PM! Stop by Booth 211 to see our neonatal solution and find...
10/20/2026

The NCS 2026 Annual Meeting exhibit hall opens today at 4:00 PM!

Stop by Booth 211 to see our neonatal solution and find out how we are expanding rapid EEG access for critically ill neonates. Then step into our Innovation Studio for a first look at the new Ceribell Omni brain monitoring platform.

Be among the first to hear about the Omni platform, alongside expert perspectives on intelligent EEG monitoring in the ICU, at our lunch symposium tomorrow, Wednesday, October 21, at 12:15 PM. Add the symposium to your calendar and see the full lineup: https://ow.ly/JYlA50ZZvLZ

The next era of intelligent brain monitoring is coming to the NCS 2026 Annual Meeting! Get a first look at the new Cerib...
10/14/2026

The next era of intelligent brain monitoring is coming to the NCS 2026 Annual Meeting! Get a first look at the new Ceribell Omni Brain Monitor at our lunch symposium and in our Innovation Studio at Booth 211. Our team will be excited to answer your questions!

Our neonatal solution and new poster presentations are also on the full lineup: https://ow.ly/ZJFp50ZXLIj

Big news for healthcare in Southern Illinois!We are thrilled to announce that SSM Health is bringing rapid bedside brain...
10/09/2026

Big news for healthcare in Southern Illinois!

We are thrilled to announce that SSM Health is bringing rapid bedside brain monitoring to SSM Health Good Samaritan Hospital in Mount Vernon and SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital in Centralia!

Did you know that up to 92% of seizures in acute care environments are non-convulsive?¹ ² These "silent" seizures have no outward symptoms, making them difficult to spot without quick EEG access.

With the Ceribell System, care teams can initiate point-of-care EEG monitoring in just 5 to 10 minutes.³ This can enable faster diagnosis and treatment at the bedside—helping patients get critical care closer to home.

We’re honored to support SSM Health in protecting brain health across Southern Illinois! ❤️

Read more about this milestone, courtesy of the Morning Sentinel. https://ow.ly/Zagz50ZWpXA



1 Rudin, D., et al. (2011) Epilepsy Res. 96(1-2):140-150
2 Claassen, J., et al. (2004). Neurology. 62(10):1743-1748
3 Vespa, P.M., et al. (2020) Crit Care Med. 48(9):1249-1257

A lot can change with a patient in the hours between scheduled CAM-ICU checks. 🧠Continuous EEG-based delirium monitoring...
10/08/2026

A lot can change with a patient in the hours between scheduled CAM-ICU checks. 🧠

Continuous EEG-based delirium monitoring doesn't replace your assessment; it fills in the gaps between checks, providing objective data to complement your bedside observations.

Tracking delirium trends over time provides one more data point alongside your own clinical judgment.

Curious what continuous monitoring looks like on your unit? Learn more: https://ow.ly/6L8S50ZVH0p

Twice-daily CAM-ICU checks are the standard. One expert says that's not enough. 🧠"The continuous output is key. It's w...
10/07/2026

Twice-daily CAM-ICU checks are the standard. One expert says that's not enough. 🧠

"The continuous output is key. It's what tells you what's happening in the gaps between assessments."
— Juliana Barr, MD, Professor Emerita, Stanford University School of Medicine
Ceribell Clinical Consultant

Continuous EEG-based delirium monitoring runs in the background between scheduled checks, on the same bedside device many ICUs already use for seizure monitoring.

Curious what this looks like in practice? Learn more: https://ow.ly/p2s850ZVaBy

! Today is the last day of ! Don't head home without seeing why brain function is the newest vital sign and how our Cl...
10/07/2026

! Today is the last day of ! Don't head home without seeing why brain function is the newest vital sign and how our Clarity® AI brings brain monitoring to the bedside. Visit Booth #3620 and catch our final AI Innovation Zone stage session at 10:30 AM.

Despite the availability of EEG technology for continuous monitoring, delirium status is typically checked only twice a ...
10/06/2026

Despite the availability of EEG technology for continuous monitoring, delirium status is typically checked only twice a day. 🧠

That gap carries a cost: research shows may be associated with a 2.2-day longer hospital stay and $6,000 in additional hospitalization costs.Âą

Continuous EEG-based monitoring can close the gap by evaluating brain activity and then trending that output over time, giving ICU teams an ongoing view of delirium status instead of a scheduled snapshot.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/ZfzO50ZUEs1

1. Taha A et al. (2023) Medicine (Baltimore) 102(2):e32652

Day 1 at ! Stop by Booth #3620 to see Ceribell Point-of-Care brain monitoring in action. Today in the AI Innovation Zo...
10/05/2026

Day 1 at ! Stop by Booth #3620 to see Ceribell Point-of-Care brain monitoring in action. Today in the AI Innovation Zone, hear from an physician who uses Clarity® AI in everyday ED workflows:

⏰ 11am — first session
⏰ 3pm — second chance

How much of your EEG read time is spent differentiating between artifact and actual pathology? That’s exactly why we bui...
10/05/2026

How much of your EEG read time is spent differentiating between artifact and actual pathology?

That’s exactly why we built our artifact reduction toggle – now live in the Ceribell portal. One click helps separate fact from artiFact.

Click below to see the difference.

https://ow.ly/TXYB50ZOQYB

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