About NeuroAI
NeuroAI is a Canadian health technology company headquartered in Fredericton, New Brunswick, with its operations, deployment and partnerships team in Toronto, Ontario. We build BRIDGES so families and the clinicians who support them can stay connected between appointments.
Articles for families and clinicians, and the latest from our team: News and articles.


Our vision and mission
Our vision
A world where neurodivergent children are celebrated and supported, and where early, effective, personalized care is a right.
Our mission
To make care for neurodivergent children more accessible, timely and personalized, for families and for the clinics that serve them. We are starting in Canada.
NeuroAI respectfully acknowledges that we work on the unceded and unsurrendered territories of the Wolastoqey, Mi’gmaw and Peskotomuhkati peoples in New Brunswick, and on the traditional territory of many nations in Toronto, covered by Treaty 13. Read our full land acknowledgement →
Why we built BRIDGES
Your child spends the week being who they are. You spend it noticing, working things out and trying again. BRIDGES is for that part, with a clinic, without one, or still waiting for one.
For clinicians, what a family notices at home arrives in pieces: a detail remembered in the parking lot, an intake form, an outside report. BRIDGES keeps those pieces connected, so a visit can start from where the family is now.

What we built
BRIDGES is a connected care platform from NeuroAI. It brings together the families who know a child best and the clinicians who support them.
BRIDGES Engage
The family app, for iPhone and Android: a daily activity, a library of more than 900 articles, a journal, and forms from your clinic.
See BRIDGES EngageBRIDGES Clarity
The clinic workspace for intake, programs and caseloads, where a team invites families, sends forms and reads what families share.
See BRIDGES ClarityAllie and AllieID
Allie is the AI inside BRIDGES. In Engage, an AI coach for everyday moments like meals, bedtime, transitions or getting out the door. In Clarity, it helps clinicians summarize and draft; they review and sign.
AllieID: one ID per child, so what families and care teams share stays connected over time.
Meet Allie →Our team
The people who build BRIDGES and work with the clinics and families who use it.

Asif Hasan
Chief Executive Officer
A serial entrepreneur, named one of Atlantic Canada’s Top 50 CEOs. He leads NeuroAI’s strategy and its work to use AI for social good, and is a foster parent.
Asif Hasan on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)
Brad Wasson
Chief Operating Officer
Runs NeuroAI’s operations, and is our Privacy Officer. Former Chief Digital Innovation Officer at NB Power and Executive Partner at Gartner.
Brad Wasson on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)
Dr. Rageen Rajendram
Chief Medical Officer
A developmental pediatrician and clinical AI researcher. He leads NeuroAI’s clinical strategy, keeping BRIDGES grounded in evidence-based practice.
Rageen Rajendram on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)
Dr. Sharon Gainforth
Chief Content Officer
A speech-language pathologist and advocate who has worked with autistic children and their families for more than 35 years. She founded and ran two clinics, and leads the BRIDGES library.
Sharon Gainforth on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)
Anwar Hoque
Chief Technology Officer
Eighteen years building and launching technology products, with five patents in wireless charging, navigation and wearables. He leads the BRIDGES platform’s architecture and security.
Anwar Hoque on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)
Larry Shaw
Chief Revenue Officer
Forty years in global business, and named one of Atlantic Canada’s Top 50 CEOs. He is CEO of Ignite Fredericton and Knowledge Park, and founded Seanathair Consulting.
Larry Shaw on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)
Samara Kalil
Director of Marketing and Strategic Communications
Leads NeuroAI’s brand, marketing and communications. She shapes how we talk with families, clinics and partners.
Samara Kalil on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)
Rafi Ahmed
Customer Success Manager
Leads onboarding and support for the families, clinicians and partners who use BRIDGES. He works closely with our pilot sites to make sure BRIDGES fits their everyday work.
Rafi Ahmed on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)
Sujani Sivanantharajah
Research Coordinator
Coordinates NeuroAI’s research studies. A public health professional with a Master of Public Health.
Sujani Sivanantharajah on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)
Parent Advisory Committee
Caregivers of neurodivergent children who advise NeuroAI on what we make and tell us what to change.
Our partners and supporters
The Kids Brain Health Network has funded work on BRIDGES. Funding is not a review or an endorsement of BRIDGES.
Partner with us
We work with health systems, research networks, community organizations and funders to bring connected care to more families.
Stay in touch
News and updates from NeuroAI and BRIDGES.
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