FAQ
How is DBFS different from memory games or apps?
Unlike general brain-training apps, DBFS is a medical-grade screening tool developed by neuroscientists, designed to assess multiple cognitive domains and provide a structured report for healthcare professionals.
Who should consider taking the DBFS?
DBFS is suitable for adults of all ages, but it is especially recommended for those aged 30 and above, individuals with family history of dementia or stroke, people managing chronic conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure, and anyone experiencing brain fog, forgetfulness, or reduced focus.
Is DBFS suitable for people who are not tech-savvy?
Yes. The test is designed to be simple and user-friendly, with game-like tasks that require only basic computer or tablet skills.
What happens after I take the DBFS test?
After completing the test, you will receive a personalised report showing how your brain is performing across different domains. Your Healthsprings doctor will go through the findings with you and may recommend lifestyle changes, regular follow-up screenings, or referral for further assessment if needed.
How often should I repeat the DBFS?
Most patients benefit from repeating the test every 1–2 years, or sooner if there are changes in memory, focus, or overall health.
Can I take the test at home?
Yes. The test can be done online using a desktop or tablet. For best accuracy, it should be taken in a quiet environment without distractions.