TracPatch guides patients through exercises while showing their knee motion in real time, helping therapists monitor progress remotely. A step-counter detected one patient's stiff-leg gait by analyzing acceleration and tibial swing, prompting a home visit that improved their movement.
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And then, for example, we also have like these guided exercises that the patient's able to do. And they'll be able to see their, their body move in real time as, as their knees move. And they can use that as their guidance. And we can look at how that progresses over time as well. It's an adjunct for the physical therapist, particularly when we start talking about how this fits into value-based care bundle optimizations. And what we actually found is because our step counter is based off of an acceleration but also shift of the tibia, like the tibial swing phase, that we identified that this patient was actually walking in improperly as well. And the clinical team in India went to her house to help get her to get her knee moving more because she was basically stiff-legging it and our data was picking that up.