Track injuries and monitor recovery progress with guided exercises and real-time feedback. Set reminders for therapy sessions and sync data with healthcare providers. Access on-demand therapy routines and adjust plans based on symptoms.
The app retrains the brain to move eyes correctly by scanning left to right. It helps improve reading, concentration, and processing speed for brain injury and stroke survivors with left neglect.
Access medical records, view test results, and manage medications. Communicate with care team members. Find physicians and locate facilities. Receive appointment reminders and update personal information.
Follow structured exercise routines designed by therapists. Track progress with detailed exercise logs and recovery timelines. Receive personalized guidance for ACL surgery, replacement, and osteoarthritis recovery.
Clinicians can build custom differentials across dermatology, internal medicine, and pediatrics by considering patient history, travel, and allergies. Share visual references with patients to explain symptoms and treatment options.
Track concussions with real-time updates and notifications. Document symptoms and progress with daily logs. Share updates with athletes, teams, caregivers, and medical professionals. Set reminders for follow-ups and compliance checks.
Explore with interactive 3D models of organs and systems. how the heart pumps blood and track food through the digestive tract. Observe blood platelets sealing wounds and examine muscle functions. Control a character to feed and groom it.
Explore detailed 3D models of muscles and bones. Rotate, zoom, and view internal and external structures. Label anatomical features and save custom views. Share annotated diagrams with colleagues or patients.
Learn ultrasound-guided injection techniques through online and live events. Access a free course with 90-minute lessons on probe positions and sonoanatomy for specific body regions.
The app covers topics related to bones, joints, and muscles, including arthritis, back pain, and osteoporosis. It is intended for medical professionals, students, and interested individuals seeking general health information.