Prepare together
The team confirms suitability and consent, explains the session and discusses any communication or sensory adjustments.

A short viewing sequence, with time around it for preparation, questions and an explanation of what happens next.
The team confirms suitability and consent, explains the session and discusses any communication or sensory adjustments.
Sit facing the screen. The team positions and checks the eye-tracking equipment before the viewing sequence begins.
The eye-tracking system records where you look. The short research protocol includes four minutes of screen viewing; the full appointment takes longer.
Session quality and findings are reviewed. The care team explains the outcome and any further information, assessment or support needed.
No. Screening contributes information to a wider clinical assessment. It does not replace a clinician’s judgement or the appropriate diagnostic pathway.
The portal preview has two routes: screening only, or screening with history. You can reserve a demonstration appointment before completing the full history on either route.
Yes. The preview includes preparation preferences such as a quieter environment, communication support and bringing a trusted person. Actual arrangements would be confirmed with the team.
Findings are reviewed before feedback is released. Where a further assessment is recommended, relevant history and supporting information can accompany a clinician-authorised referral through MediBay.
i-Track has its own specialist space inside MediBay. Appointments, reviewed reports and referral updates stay connected to the same patient record.