Media & Collaboration Requests

NeuroCatch Inc. welcomes collaboration with media partners, creators, and organizations. To ensure our brands, spaces, and assets are protected, please review these core guidelines: 

  • Intended Use & Proposal Submission:  

All third parties are required to submit a comprehensive proposal outlining their project’s objectives, detailed plans for the intended use of our assets, spaces or resources, and identification of the target audience. The proposal must address all criteria outlined in the Media Policy document linked below. Proposals must be submitted no less than one month prior to the requested-use date. Please allow up to 5 business days for acknowledgment of your request. We will reach out to you for any additional information required. Approvals and timelines will be determined on a case-by-case basis. 

  •  Approval Rights:  

All materials created must be submitted for review by NeuroCatch Inc. prior to any publication or distribution. Written approval is mandatory before any content may be released externally. 

  • Consent & Privacy:  

For projects involving interviews with staff or clients, informed consent must be secured prior to participation. Proposals must include a robust plan for the secure storage, sharing, and eventual archiving or destruction of all collected content in strict adherence to privacy and security standards. 

For comprehensive information and detailed requirements, please review our full policy: 

Media & Collaborations Request GuidelinesSocial Media & Partnerships Policy

CONTACT US

For media inquiries, partnership opportunities or media request permissions, please contact: [email protected]

We look forward to supporting your project and fostering positive, professional collaborations

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 1-844-847-1264
NeuroCatch Inc.
Unit 1009, City Centre 3
13761 96 Avenue, Surrey, BC V3V 0E8
Canada

ARTG number 439393 (Australia) Rx only (US)

The NeuroCatch® Platform is intended to be used in conjunction with other cognitive assessments and is not a diagnostic tool for a specific brain health condition. It is not to be used as a standalone diagnostic device.