NeuroAI joins researchers, clinicians and health leaders in Calgary, October 18 to 21
NeuroAI will take part in the KBH+ Conference 2026, hosted by Kids Brain Health Network (KBHN) in Calgary from October 18 to 21.
Asif Hasan, NeuroAI’s CEO and co-founder, will present BRIDGES OS in the KBH+ Pitch Competition. The NeuroAI team will also present a poster, “BRIDGES OS: Scaling Caregiver-Controlled Neurodevelopmental Support Across Canadian Sites.”
BRIDGES OS connects the work of clinics and families. Clinicians use BRIDGES Clarity for intake, documentation and care coordination. Families use BRIDGES Engage, a caregiver app with evidence-informed articles and practical ideas for everyday life at home, and can link it to their clinic or program when it uses BRIDGES. Allie, the platform’s AI assistant, supports both: it offers families everyday coaching ideas and helps clinicians with documentation. Allie is assistive. It does not diagnose or treat, and clinicians remain the decision-makers.
“Families need practical support while they wait for services,” said Asif Hasan, CEO and co-founder of NeuroAI. “KBH+ brings together the researchers, clinicians and partners working on that need. We look forward to sharing BRIDGES OS and to learning how it can support families and the teams involved in their care.”
About NeuroAI
NeuroAI is a Canadian health technology company headquartered in Fredericton, New Brunswick, with operations, deployment and partnerships team in Toronto, Ontario. Its BRIDGES OS platform, which includes BRIDGES Clarity, BRIDGES Engage and the Allie AI assistant, is designed to help families and clinicians coordinate care across home and clinic. Learn more at neuroai.ca.
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Media Contact (NeuroAI)
Samara Kalil | Marketing & Strategic Communications
samara.kalil@neuroai.ca
Updated 9 November 2026: we changed how this post describes BRIDGES and NeuroAI, so it matches what BRIDGES does today.