76%
of an estimated 25,231 people living with MS in Georgia are women.
What we do
Phosphera is transforming neurological symptom management through game-based interventions controlled by the patient’s own EEG signal.
We are starting with brain activity linked to MS fatigue, with the aim of providing symptom relief.
Who MS affects
MS affects women about three times as often as men.
3 in 4
of the 146 people with MS who shaped our design through our survey are women.
Sources: National MS Society, Multiple Sclerosis in Georgia fact sheet, 2026; Phosphera survey of 146 people with MS.
The product
Put on a headset, play for a few minutes, and the game responds.
Our first product is a self-directed program on a consumer EEG headset: a short game controlled by the patient’s own brain activity, designed for a few minutes per session, on a tablet or laptop, with nothing in the hands. The game adjusts its difficulty in real time, so each session is personalized to the player, and an AI-assisted session summary keeps their neurologist in the loop.
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