• cognitive training service to enhance work efficiency

• First showcased at the Korean Association of Internal Medicine and the Korean Neurological Association on the 16th

Rowan, a digital therapeutic device development company (CEO Seung-Hyun Han), announced on the 14th the launch of its new group cognitive training program, “SuperBrainG.”

SuperBrainG is a service designed for dementia care centers and welfare facilities requiring group cognitive training. It was developed to enhance the work efficiency of occupational therapists and social workers. The program’s development involved many professional occupational therapists to create a practical, group-oriented service for field use.

SuperBrainG will be officially introduced at the Korean Association of Internal Medicine and the Korean Neurological Association on the 16th. The service will be rolled out to dementia care centers, welfare facilities, and local hospitals requiring group cognitive training.

Seung-Hyun Han, CEO of Rowan, said, “This is a service we strongly recommend for institutions caring for multiple elderly individuals. We aim to improve efficiency and resource management through SuperBrainG, ultimately enhancing the welfare of the elderly.”

Rowan, in collaboration with expert neurologists, has developed the digital cognitive training program “SuperBrain.” SuperBrain has been clinically validated over three years, demonstrating multi-domain intervention effects across five areas: cognitive learning, vascular management, exercise, nutrition, and motivation. The program is currently available in over 50 dementia care centers, welfare facilities, and hospitals.