The startup develops digital health assessment tools specifically for Parkinson's Disease management, utilizing remote monitoring technology to track and quantify the severity of various PD symptoms. This enables patients to gain real-time insights into their condition, facilitating informed decision-making for their health management.
Funding
$950K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Parkinson's Disease (PD) symptom severity varies significantly, making it difficult for neurologists to gain a comprehensive understanding of disease progression due to infrequent, in-clinic assessments. Traditional methods often fail to capture the day-to-day fluctuations impacting a patient's quality of life, hindering effective, personalized treatment adjustments.
Solution
PragmaClin's PRIMS® (Parkinson's Remote Interactive Management System) offers a digital solution for comprehensive PD management, utilizing 3D depth cameras for real-time motor assessments and remote monitoring. The PRIMS motor assessment tool guides patients through standard MDS-UPDRS motor tests, while AI algorithms score each test and return results to the PRIMS PWP (People With Parkinson's) portal. This system empowers patients to track their disease state and complete self-reported symptom surveys from home, providing healthcare providers with accurate, continuous data for improved assessments and treatment planning.
Target Audience
The primary users are neurologists, researchers, and people with Parkinson's Disease seeking improved, data-driven insights into disease progression and management.
Features
- Real-time motor assessments using 3D depth cameras to track fine motor movements
- AI scoring algorithms that analyze motor tests based on MDS-UPDRS guidelines
- PRIMS PWP Portal for patients to view assessment results and complete symptom surveys
- Remote accessibility, enabling assessments from the comfort of the patient's home
- Continuous data collection to provide a comprehensive view of disease progression
- Integration of patient-reported outcomes with objective motor assessment data
- Secure data storage and transmission to ensure patient privacy