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Multi-sensor capture device. Acquires cardiac, respiratory, body-composition, and vital-sign data in a single sitting — no separate cuff, scale, or thermometer.
DynoSense is an AI remote monitoring platform for chronic, post-acute, and at-risk patient populations. A single multi-sensor station captures dozens of physiologic measurements; clinicians review a longitudinal record through a workflow that fits inside existing care plans.
The DynoSense system covers the full data path — capture at the patient, secured transit, clinical interpretation, and patient engagement — without stitching together third-party hardware or apps.
Multi-sensor capture device. Acquires cardiac, respiratory, body-composition, and vital-sign data in a single sitting — no separate cuff, scale, or thermometer.
HIPAA-aligned ingest, storage, and audit trail. End-to-end encryption, role-based access, retention policies aligned to clinical record-keeping requirements.
A longitudinal record per patient. AI-assisted trend lines, threshold alerts, intervention notes, and care-team messaging. Designed to fit existing chronic-care workflows.
A patient-facing AI companion. Guided scans, plain-language readings, medication reminders, and a private channel to the assigned care team.
A small family of capture devices designed to work as one system. One sitting, one record — no stitching of third-party hardware to make the math work.

Dyno50 is the multi-sensor station the rest of the system is built around. Cardiac, respiratory, body-composition, and vital-sign data from one device — sensor fusion across nine integrated modalities, captured in a single session.



Categories below indicate the kinds of measurements available from one capture session. Specific metrics surface in the clinician record depending on the configured care plan and scanner model.
DynoSense is built around how primary care, cardiology, and post-acute teams actually run a panel. Threshold alerts route to the right clinician, raw signals stay available for audit, and reimbursement codes are documented at the point of capture.
DynoCare presents one longitudinal record per patient. Threshold alerts route to the assigned clinician, not the inbox.
Captured data and clinician time map to existing remote physiologic monitoring (RPM) and chronic care management (CCM) codes.
HIPAA-aligned infrastructure with documented access logs, BAA-ready, and retention controls.
Raw signals are retained alongside derived scores. Clinicians can audit the trace behind any flag.
A single scanner serves a panel. Onboarding a new patient takes minutes; no in-home installation required.
Export to FHIR-compatible bundles. Integration paths for the major EHR vendors are scoped on a per-deployment basis.
The DynoSense analytics layer compresses dozens of streams into two clinician-facing summaries — the Health Score, a 0–100 composite, and the Health Grade, a categorical band — with full drill-down to the underlying trace.
Capture is the start, not the product. The DynoSense system layers intelligence over every step from reading to intervention — tuned per audience, never autonomous.
Plain-language readings, contextual prompts, and reminders that learn from the patient's own history — not generic schedules. Fewer false alarms, clearer next steps.
Anomaly detection that filters noise from signal. Trend summaries grounded in the longitudinal record, not absolute thresholds alone. The clinician keeps the call; AI does the prep.
Alerts routed by clinical relevance, not volume. The right person sees the right reading at the right time. The patient hears less, more meaningfully.
Morning AI-generated digests per panel. Risk-delta queues, drafted intervention notes, and code-eligible event flagging — ready for review, never autonomous.
Anonymized composites drawn from deployments. Patient details have been altered; clinical patterns are representative.
A 67-year-old with recurrent CHF admissions. Daily scans surface a 2.1 kg weight gain over four days, prompting a same-week diuretic adjustment by the care team. Hospitalization avoided.
A 54-year-old with poorly-controlled BP. Eight weeks of paired BP and adherence data lets the physician titrate medication remotely; readings stabilize without an additional in-person visit.
A 71-year-old in the 30-day readmission window. Daily gait, temperature, and SpO₂ scans flag an early surgical-site concern; outpatient assessment scheduled within 48 hours.
DynoSense is a privately-held medical technology company. The platform is a long-cycle effort: hardware, signal processing, clinical informatics, and the regulatory work that allows each to be deployed at scale.
The U.S. remote patient monitoring market is forecast to grow at a double-digit CAGR through 2030, driven by chronic disease prevalence, hospital-at-home reimbursement, and CMS coverage of RPM and CCM codes.
Proprietary multi-sensor capture, signal-fusion algorithms, and a Health-Score model. Patent portfolio in active prosecution; details available under NDA.
Pilots and commercial deployments across primary-care, cardiology, and post-acute settings. Technology validation through partner studies.
Founded by veterans of medical-device engineering, signal processing, and clinical informatics.
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