HOW IT WORKS

Referred patients are provided with in-home monitoring devices and access to a remote team of experienced neurologists and rehab specialists through our HIPAA-compliant, HITRUST-certified app.

Our team aggregates and regularly monitors health record, biometric, and self-reported data to manage key risk factors and optimize neurological function. 

Our providers see the patient within 2-3 weeks of receiving a referral

Covered by insurers in select states.

ONLINE PATIENT REFERRAL

FOR STROKE SURVIVORS

Similarities to typical Neurology stroke follow-up

  • Neurologists verify stroke etiology and implement etiology specific treatment

  • Neurologists evaluate patient symptoms and document the neurological exam during patient encounters

  • Clinical team personalizes management of key vascular factors according to AHA guidelines which may include:

    • Adjusting or prescribing statins, antiplatelets, anticoagulants, or antihypertensives

    • Placing referrals to other specialists

    • Ordering diagnostic tests

Differences from typical Neurology stroke follow-up

  • Patient encounters performed over video; all care is remote

  • Multidisciplinary team with OTs that evaluate home safety and unmet rehab needs (do not do teletherapy)

  • We take ownership of the patient’s blood pressure management given:

    • Real time access to dynamic BP data

    • Can correlate BP patterns with patterns in patient physiology, meds, behavior from assessments and device data other than home BP device

    • Our clinical team is able to act more rapidly since they are connected with the patient on our app

FOR PATIENTS AT RISK OF FIRST TIME STROKE

  • Perform comprehensive screening and identify which active risk factors contribute most to an individual’s risk of future stroke and cardiovascular disease

  • Closely monitor medication adherence, personalize a home exercise plan and diet based on risk factors and comorbidities, and take ownership of the patient’s blood pressure management

  • All care is in accordance with the AHA guidelines for primary stroke prevention

Patients with any of the following conditions may be at a higher risk of stroke:

  • Hypertension

  • Hyperlipidemia

  • Carotid stenosis

  • Atrial fibrillation

  • Obesity

  • Obstructive sleep apnea

  • Congestive heart failure

  • Chronic kidney disease

  • Family history of stroke

ONLINE PATIENT REFERRAL