What is Remote Therapeutic Monitoring?
Also known as RTM, Remote therapeutic monitoring starts with a doctor's order to gather data from a patient.
RTM Requirements
In order for RTM to be performed, doctors must use systems that collect real-time data, whether it's physiologic data from your ring or even symptom questionnaires. This data returned to the doctors' care team for processing and reviewing.
Our Care Team
Our care team operates under the general supervision of your doctor. We review the use of the devices and survey results between visits to present data to help the clinical decision-making process.
Our Platform
Our platform was built to integrate data from most consumer wearables and medical-grade devices. We are pioneering the next generation of neurology with our unique approach of utilizing PPG from medical grade applications to capture HRV and other metrics.
Rhythmedic
Real- Time Access Care Dashboard
Telemedicine
CareTeam
Your Patients Access to the best possible outcome.
Research
Some of The tech that makes Rhythmedic work
Non-invasive physiological biomarkers without a wearable.
Abstract:
MI's protected algorithms deliver biomarkers, including heart rate (HR) and heart rate variability (HRV), through the analysis of colour video captured via a standard smartphone camera.
Click here to access a published peer-reviewed study describing MI's computer vision technology underlying remote measurement of HR.
The world's most accurate measure of stress via smartphone video.
MI's unique 6-layer deep neural network predicts cognitive stress to 86% accuracy with nothing more than the HR and HRV data obtained from the patient's smartphone.
Click here to access a published peer-reviewed study describing MI's machine learning technology for remote and objective stress quantification.
Benchmarked self-assessments of mental wellbeing.
MI has very simple-to-use self-report tools, including a stress slider and mood board, that have been benchmarked in multiple clinical trials to leading medical standards.
Click here to access a published peer-reviewed study demonstrating strong statistically significant correlations between MI's self-report tools and principal components of medically accepted psychological questionnaires examining mental wellbeing.
