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Kyle Ryan
Track symptoms and medications
Track symptoms, pain levels, and medications with daily logs. Set reminders for medication and appointments. Monitor health trends over time. Sync data across devices. Share notes with healthcare providers. View progress charts and condition history.
Constant Therapy, Inc.
Track patient progress with AI-driven sessions
Deliver speech, language, and cognitive exercises tailored for stroke, TBI, and aphasia patients. Customize home workouts with AI-driven programs. Track progress and assign exercises for home practice.
Photozig, Inc.
Practice calming exercises
Provides guidance on managing difficult behaviors in patients. Includes coping strategies and stress relief techniques. Features calming relaxation exercises. Offers educational content on common challenges and solutions.
AIHUNTERS, UAB
Alert contacts during seizures
Monitors -like triggers using Apple HealthKit. Sends alerts to emergency contacts. Tracks seizures and generates detailed statistics. Allows users to log details and share reports with doctors. Includes a journal for tracking symptoms and patterns.
Wessley Roche
Track thoughts, document moments, build habits
Write entries with text, voice, or handwriting. Set reminders and track progress toward journaling goals. View entries in a clean calendar view and export notes to other apps.
Jonathan Rohrer
Assess memory and problem-solving skills
Assesses memory, thinking, and problem-solving skills through short tasks. Tracks cognitive performance over time. Provides results for research or clinical use. No psychologist required. Completes in under 30 minutes at home.
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