QDG Health provides an on‑demand mobility assessment platform that uses the handheld KeyDuo sensor and a proprietary AI algorithm to capture and analyze detailed movement metrics in seconds. The resulting mobility scores are securely stored and automatically integrated into patients' electronic health records, giving neurologists and movement‑disorder specialists objective, actionable insights for earlier detection and precise treatment adjustments.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Neurological disorders often require frequent, objective assessments of motor function, but traditional evaluations rely on in‑person visits, bulky equipment, and subjective clinician observations, limiting timely monitoring and access for many patients.
Solution
QDG Health offers an on‑demand mobility assessment platform built around the KeyDuo device, which captures detailed movement metrics in a matter of seconds. The device’s sensor data are processed by a proprietary AI algorithm that extracts clinically relevant mobility scores. Results are securely stored and automatically integrated into the patient’s electronic health record, providing physicians with actionable insights during routine visits. By delivering rapid, objective measurements, the system supports earlier detection of disease progression and more precise treatment adjustments for a range of neurological conditions.
Target Audience
Primary users are neurologists, movement disorder specialists, and multidisciplinary clinics that manage patients with Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor, dystonia, and other motor‑related neurological conditions.
Features
- Handheld KeyDuo sensor device that records high‑resolution movement data in seconds
- AI‑driven algorithm that converts raw sensor signals into validated mobility metrics
- Secure cloud storage of longitudinal mobility data for each patient
- Direct integration of processed results into existing electronic health record systems
- Dashboard view for clinicians showing trends, alerts, and comparative benchmarks
- Evidence‑backed methodology with over 20 years of published research from Stanford and Kaiser Permanente programs