VSTBalance is an automated fall-risk assessment tool that empowers a preventative approach to care. The system uses artificial intelligence and machine vision to objectively identify deficits in balance, gait, and function -- the three leading indicators of fall-risk, without intra- or inter-rater reliability issues. The system automatically generates reports after each assessment. You can use this objective data to help create more effective care plans and route your residents or patients to personalized home exercises, wellness, and/or therapy.

VirtuSense was founded in 2013 by engineers who wanted to prove that you don’t have to wait for a fall or a heart attack to be cared for — predictive AI can make healthcare simple, affordable and accessible without compromising the quality of care.

Everyone loses muscle mass with age, which leads to falls, diseases of aging (e.g. type 2 diabetes, osteoporosis), reduced quality of life and ultimately a loss of independence. Resistance training is the most effective strategy for improving both muscle mass and function as we age. However, the fitness marketplace lacks a suitable product to address how to get older adults to participate in resistance training reliably and safely, while having fun with peers and family. Vivo is an online, small group exercise program for older adults focused on building strength. Vivo is delivered live by a certified trainer using Zoom that addresses the unique needs of older adults who cannot or prefer not to travel to a gym. Vivo’s live and interactive small group classes provide an experience that is small enough to give individualized feedback to every participant, but big enough to drive social engagement and community, leading to increased adoption, as demonstrated by Vivo’s 98% monthly retention rate. Vivo also measures outcomes through 1-on-1 assessments every 2 months to measure progress. Members average a 25% increase in strength after just 2 months of participating in Vivo.