See the patient
between the visits
Health Vision measures patient health during remote visits, across the weeks between appointments, and — next — in the room itself, so clinicians see a patient decline while there is still time to act.
We built a computer vision system that monitors health between visits and pairs that data with structured clinical questions — so changes can be tracked instead of guessed.
Measurement should not stop because the appointment is remote.
A link in the chat, measured in their browser while you talk.
It works on a call →Measurement on a call, from your computer camera
Nothing to install. Your client opens a link to try these four camera measures in their browser. Guided capture alongside a telehealth call is the workflow we are developing.
Research prototype. Camera estimates are not clinically validated and must not guide diagnosis or treatment. Zoom integration and automatic record delivery are in development.
“So when it’s a really bad week, sometimes people just will stop eating or sleeping… we meet together again in the middle of next week, and they say, ‘Haha, isn’t it so funny I guess I basically fasted for three days.’ it isn’t.”
“When I go ‘off,’… my legs felt like cement, my hands wouldn’t cooperate, and I just froze… By the time I’m in the clinic, I’m back ‘on’ again… I want my doctor to see that… maybe they could tell me to come in sooner or change the dosage”
Readings from the call you are already on
The measures run in a browser during a remote visit, on your client’s own device, while you are already talking to them. No app to install, no hardware to ship, no separate appointment. You send a link and coach framing during a short assessment. Record delivery and meeting integrations are in development.
You send a link
In the chat of whatever platform you already use. It opens in their browser next to the call — no download, no account for them to make.
Use it now, on the platform you already have
Start with the browser prototype through a shared link. Compatibility depends on camera sharing and your platform; clinic deployment still needs consent, security review and validation. Deeper meeting integrations are in development.
Share the demo link and coach framing and lighting together. Camera sharing varies by browser and device; simultaneous capture still needs testing.
Run the measurements yourself
Eleven experimental measurement modules from the Health Vision prototype, running live in this browser. These estimates are not validated for clinical decisions, and the public demo does not upload your measurements.
Join for research and pilot updates, or explore the demos without signing up.
Each is a short protocol with its own instructions, timing and quality score. If your study or clinic needs one that is not here — a different paradigm, a different cadence, a task specific to your population — we build it. Tell us what you need to measure.
The modules are unlocked. They run in this browser and nothing is uploaded.
Camera measurements run locally in the browser. The public demos do not upload measurements or store video; the journal can record local audio and offers optional live transcription with separate consent.
Local capture avoids meeting-video compression, which can distort the small skin-colour changes used to estimate pulse. Measurement from meeting streams needs separate comparison and validation.
Run the measurements yourself
Eleven experimental measurement modules from the Health Vision prototype. These estimates are not validated for clinical decisions. The public demo does not upload your measurements.
Join for research and pilot updates, or explore the demos without signing up.
Your client’s week, in their words and their body
A phone app for you and your clients, and a desk view for the week’s work. Your clients answer three questions aloud and sit still for a minute. You open the session already knowing where to start.
A Thursday in September
Dr. King has sixteen active clients and three sessions today. This is the whole loop, from the moment she picks up her phone to the note she files afterwards.
The first look
Her next session sits at the top with the time and the session number. Underneath, the three events that arrived while she was not looking, each one a client and a date.
What came in
Each event states what was recorded and quotes the client directly underneath. The measures taken around it sit beside the quote, so the reading and the account are read together rather than one standing in for the other.
Where you left off
Opening a client shows the last session first: what was covered, and what was agreed. The recap is drafted from her journals and can be edited. Open threads are the clinician’s own, typed after the last session and carried until they are closed.
Two minutes before
One tap, near appointment time. The most recent event in the client’s own words, what was agreed last time and how it went, the two things to ask, and the week in three numbers.
And afterwards
SOAP fields. Objective offers the week’s measures as chips with their values attached; nothing enters the record unless she taps it in. Notes stay in Health Vision and copy out in one action.
Five minutes, four times a week
No charts, no scores, no readings. Maya is asked three questions aloud and then sits still for a minute. What she gets back is her own week, not a diagnosis.
One thing due
The screen shows what is due now and how many sittings she has logged this week. Effort is shown. Findings are not.
Said, not typed
Three questions, answered out loud, for as long as she wants. Any question can be skipped. The clinician assigns the question sets per client — daily, weekly or monthly.
Then a minute of sitting still
Heart rate, respiration and facial expressivity come from the front camera while she rests. Instructions sit on the stage, framing guidance included, the same as the browser demos.
Her own words back
A short summary written by the app and labelled as such, with the quotes it drew from underneath, and a count of how often she logged. The clinician can correct the summary before the next session.
A template is a measure stack
Clinicians start from a condition, not a blank form. Every template carries its measures, the cadence of each, and how long a sitting takes, so nothing is assigned that has not been seen in full.
What the client will be asked to do
The detail screen lists each measure with its cadence and its duration: journal three times a day at sixty seconds, facial expressivity riding along with it, heart rate and respiration daily, a cognitive screen monthly. Five minutes, four times a week, itemised.
What counts as an event, per client
Thresholds are set for one client at a time. Each slider reports how many times it would have fired over that client’s last eight weeks, so a setting that would have produced nine alerts is visible as such before it is saved.
Know what happened between sessions
Providers are judged on patient outcomes — symptom reduction, adherence, progress. Health Vision fills the weeks in between with a record your client actually keeps, so the session starts from what happened instead of what they remember.
Continuous, data-informed care is becoming the difference between practices. Objective measures sharpen what you understand about a client’s needs, and the care you can offer follows.
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Join the waitlist for research updates, or explore the experimental measurements. Public demos are not clinical assessments.
Your observations, documented as you make them
We are exploring clinician-worn glasses for guided, consented observations of movement and expression. Face heart rate and pupil response remain exploratory. Built on the browser measurement prototype you can try on the call page, adapted for research in the room.
Why we are building it into glasses
Four arguments. The first two are about where a clinician’s attention goes during a visit. The third is why researchers should care. The fourth is the study we want to run first.
Join the waitlist and we will contact you when clinician testing opens.