VisioClinical AI helps physicians document objective physical-exam data in everyday clinical workflow—during in-office visits and through remote monitoring—using the cameras patients and clinics already have.
VisioClinical AI supports physicians in documenting what they observe and measure, streamlining in-office workflow while extending the same capabilities to remote follow-up.
VisioClinical AI builds camera-based tools that help providers capture structured, objective physical exam findings within the flow of care.
Whether a patient is seen in the exam room or monitored between visits, our platform turns standard smartphones, tablets, laptops, and webcams into clinical assessment tools. That dual use helps clinics document care more efficiently today and expand what they can offer patients in rural and resource-limited settings.
Clinicians need reliable ways to document what they see and measure during patient encounters. Manual documentation is time-consuming in busy clinics, and remote visits still often lack structured physical-exam data when patients are not in the room.
For many conditions, clinical decisions depend on what the provider can observe and measure. In the office, repetitive measurement and documentation can slow throughput. Between visits, gaps in objective data can mean extra trips, delayed decisions, or limited capacity for rural clinics trying to serve more patients with the same staff.
VisioClinical AI helps close that gap by converting standardized images and videos into structured, clinically interpretable physical-exam data—supporting documentation during in-person care and monitoring when patients are at home.
Can the patient raise their arm after surgery?
Is knee motion improving after therapy?
Is a tremor worsening? Is facial asymmetry present?
Is functional recovery progressing as expected?
This is especially important for rural clinics working to expedite care and expand capabilities without adding specialized equipment, as well as for post-operative patients, elderly patients, and patients with transportation limitations who benefit when in-office documentation is efficient and remote follow-up is possible.
VisioClinical AI assists physicians in capturing objective physical-exam findings in clinic and between visits—without specialized hardware.
During an in-office visit, patients or clinical staff complete short, standardized capture tasks using a smartphone, tablet, laptop, or webcam. The platform analyzes the image or video, extracts clinically relevant information, applies quality checks, and generates structured output for documentation and provider review.
The same workflow extends to remote monitoring: telehealth, post-operative follow-up, rehabilitation, triage, and longitudinal care—so clinics can serve patients they see today more efficiently and stay connected to those who cannot easily return.
VisioClinical AI is not designed to replace clinicians. It is designed to support clinical judgment with better objective data—in the exam room and beyond.
In clinic or at home, using any standard device
AI extraction with quality checks
Structured output for clinical documentation
Track patients in clinic and between visits
Tools that capture what clinicians need to see—supporting in-office workflow and remote monitoring across movement, wounds, and neurologic assessment.
Automated Range of Motion Reporter for Medicine
Automated video-based range of motion and mobility assessment
ArmorMed uses short patient videos to automatically measure joint range of motion and mobility. Designed for orthopedic, rehabilitation, post-operative, neurologic, and musculoskeletal workflows, ArmorMed supports objective documentation during in-office visits and longitudinal tracking when patients are monitored from home.
AI-supported wound and incision monitoring
Wound and incision documentation in clinic and remote follow-up
WoundGuard is being developed to convert wound or surgical-incision images into structured clinical information—useful for documenting findings during a visit and for remote wound surveillance, post-operative follow-up, triage, and longitudinal monitoring.
Video-based neurologic screening support
Screening support for tremor and visible neurologic findings
TremorTrack is being developed to help clinicians screen for visible neurologic findings using short, standardized patient videos—in the office or between appointments. The platform is intended to support assessment of tremor, motion abnormalities, facial asymmetry, weakness-related movement changes, and other visual neurologic findings.