Company Website: https://maryhealth.co/
About the Demo:
1) The Patient Access Terminal (PAT) is the physical hardware layer of Mary Technology’s vertically integrated “Telehealth 2.0” infrastructure. Functioning as an IoT and edge computing Point-of-Care (POC) node, it is designed to capture clinical-grade diagnostics and telemetry in real-time, even in environments lacking stable power or internet.
2) Attendees or patients can interact with the PAT through a structured, AI-enabled workflow:
- Physical Engagement: Users walk to the terminal, which can be configured as a solar-powered kiosk, to begin their care journey.
- Data Capture: The device captures real-time vitals, symptoms, and biometrics prior to any clinician interaction.
- Interface Insights: The terminal features a sophisticated dashboard that displays metrics such as a Symptom Cascade Analyzer, BioMetric Ensemble Predictors, and Cycle Entropy Optimizers.
- Clinical Connection: Rather than replacing a doctor, the PAT acts as a “first doctor” or frontline assistant, providing clinicians with high-fidelity datasets to facilitate data-driven virtual visits.
3) The PAT technology is directly relevant to monitoring frailty through several specific features:
Predictive Analytics: By capturing structured physiological data, the platform aims to build predictive models that can transition care from reactive treatments to proactive management of conditions like frailty.
Adaptive Silhouette Tracking: The system’s UI includes an “Adaptive Silhouette” metric, which can be used to monitor physical changes or postural stability over time.
Continuous Monitoring: Unlike traditional one-off video calls, the PAT enables asynchronous, data-driven continuous monitoring, which is critical for identifying the gradual decline associated with frailty.
Senior Living Deployment: Mary Technology’s Go-To-Market strategy specifically identifies senior living facilities as a primary environment for deployment, where monitoring physiological data and biometrics is essential for managing aging populations.