Have you had surgery or an injury?

Do you want to speed up your recovery?

Varying medical staff

The staff in the hospital changes often. Also, different staff member want to know different things. With no tool tracking movement, it is difficult for all staff to do something with it.

Lying in the hospital

30% of patients lose functionality in the body due to lack of movement during their stay in the hospital. This can lead to people not being able to function independently at home anymore.

This means people have to in the hospital longer, very annoying for them, but also very costly for the hospital, but also the whole society in the end.

Stay motivated

With a clear overview of your progress during your rehabilitation, you can see how you have improved over time. With a clear goal to work towards you will be back in shape in no time!

Have you had surgery or an injury?

Do you want to speed up your recovery?

Find out how!

Lying in the hospital

Varying medical staff

The staff in the hospital changes often. Also, different staff member want to know different things. With no tool tracking movement, it is difficult for all staff to do something with it.

Stay motivated

With a clear overview of your progress during your rehabilitation, you can see how you have improved over time. With a clear goal to work towards you will be back in shape in no time!

Were you aware of this?

0 patients

Visit the hospital each year

0 %

Lose motor function during their stay

Hospitals are designed around beds

Have you ever considered how weird it is to express the size of a hospital in the amount of beds it has? Or how normal it is to tell people you are lying in the hospital? This all has to do with how hospitals are designed around their beds. From a traditional point of view, people are nursed and fed in their bed, only leaving it to go to the toilet. However, the more time spent lying in bed, the longer the recovery takes and the lower the fitness levels are when they return home. Getting people to move is still really difficult, even more so when they are stuck to their bed. We want to help patients to start moving again, helping them to get home faster and in better shape.

Our Solution - Awear Spark

A single worn movement sensor. When wearing the sensor, it recognizes if you lie down, sit, stand or walk. With the accompanied app, you can track how you are doing and set up goals together with the medical staff.

Your movement data can be seen by your medical staff, providing them a tool to check how you are doing. This means you don’t have to tell every memeber of staff the same story again.

The sensors track your movements, giving you insight in your activity and movements over time, making you aware of you progress. Set goals together with your therapist and see how you are doing. Progress is motivating.

Features

Easy to use

Easy setup of the sensors, a clear and simple interface with your progress and activity, making it easty to set goals.

Long battery life

The rechargeable sensors last up to a week, so recharging the sensors takes a little time and effort as possible.

Comfortable

Wear the sensor as a necklace or with adhesive patches.

Do you want to try it?

We have a prototype of the product ready. If you would like a demonstration, or if you would be interested to try the product, fill in the form below. We will get into contact to make an appointment.

+31640736585
sjoerd@awear.tech