CAPT provides first-class care for students while mitigating risk across your school.
CAPT’s step-by-step approach makes it easier for independent schools to manage their concussion removal, return-to-learn, and return-to-sport protocols. All concussion protocols are digitized on CAPT’s platform and made available on desktop and mobile.
CAPT empowers your entire circle of care.
The “Circle of Care” pertains to the school staff, coaches, parents, medical personnel, and students who become involved when an athlete is removed from sport with a suspected concussion, as well as during the athlete's subsequent return to activity. CAPT school is a bespoke concussion recovery tool designed to adapt your protocols into a simple, step-by-step approach deployed through our user-friendly app. It makes your concussion protocols easier to implement and manage when an injury occurs.
Headmaster
CAPT reduces your risk by simplifying the execution of your protocols and making them easier to access and follow for your staff. This ensures better compliance, more complete monitoring and a higher degree of safety for your students.
Athletic Director
CAPT gives you control over your concussion recovery protocols and an automated audit trail of events and dates for record keeping. CAPT will keep all coaches and athletic staff up to date with a student's concussion status.
CAPT streamlines the execution of your concussion removal protocol
Recognizing and making the call to remove a student can be challenging for coaches and other designated persons. CAPT streamlines your existing removal protocol with a step-by-step app-based approach that makes it easy for your school to make the right call.
Streamlined step-by-step workflow
CAPT makes it easy for coaches, nurses, and other designated persons to follow your removal protocol at the time of an incident and provides you with guidance on what to do next. You can access the CAPT app from any smart device.
Log incident reports and assessments
CAPT allows your nurses and other designated persons to log a timestamped incident report about the concussion, and attach any sideline medical assessments that have been completed (like SCAT5) so you have a full audit trail for each injury. Information and record keeping is simple with CAPT.
Automatically notify the circle of care
Once a suspected concussion is recorded, the circle of care (as designated by the school, sports organization, or guardians) is automatically notified via email. Now, everyone who is supposed to know, will know if the player should not be participating in school or sport activities until they have been cleared through your concussion protocol.
CAPT streamlines the execution of your return protocols
Managing compliance and following multiple return-to-play and return-to-learn protocols can be challenging, especially for schools. CAPT solves this challenge by streamlining the execution of your existing protocol into a series of workflows that can be easily followed and monitored.
Return to learn and sport in one app
CAPT allows you to get a complete picture of a student’s progress and readiness to return with our in-app support for multiple concurrent return-to-learn and return-to-sport protocols. We can do this while keeping recovery steps simple and understandable for subjects and guardians.
Get automatic updates on return status
With CAPT, nurses and other designated persons receive automatic email notifications that provide real-time updates on a student’s recovery - helping to clarify what activities students can engage in, and what accommodations they might require.
Ensure return protocol compliance
CAPT helps your independent school ensure that your return-to-sport and return-to-learn protocols are followed correctly with a timestamped activity log and protocol steps that require sign off from your nurse or another person you designate.
"CAPT will drastically reduce the amount of time I spend sending emails, creating recovery plans, and documenting every step, allowing me to focus on treating students, so they get better and can return to school and activity when they're ready"
Sonia Perron
Stanstead College