Digital Health & Rehabilitation
RehabSense AI
A modular digital rehabilitation monitoring platform supporting patient check-ins, recovery tracking, adherence monitoring, clinician oversight and explainable review prioritisation following discharge.
Working research prototype — collaboration and demonstration available on request

Project overview
RehabSense AI is a clinically informed digital rehabilitation monitoring platform designed to support patients and clinicians after discharge. It combines structured check-ins, recovery and adherence signals, and explainable prioritisation to help clinicians focus review effort where it is most needed.
Problem addressed
Post-discharge rehabilitation often lacks continuous, structured digital visibility, making it harder to monitor adherence, spot deterioration early and allocate clinician attention efficiently.
Users and stakeholders
Patients in rehabilitation pathways, clinical and therapy teams, service leads evaluating digital monitoring, and research partners studying adherence and recovery outcomes.
Responsible AI and safety position
Review prioritisation is designed to support professional judgement rather than replace it. Explanations, auditability and human oversight are treated as core requirements for any future deployment context.
Interoperability and integration
Architected for pathway-specific modules and future integration with NHS infrastructure, electronic patient records, wearables and approved rehabilitation devices.
Research and collaboration opportunities
Suitable for research, clinical and industry collaboration on digital rehabilitation monitoring, evaluation studies and translational development.
Main capabilities
- Patient check-ins and recovery tracking
- Adherence monitoring
- Clinician oversight dashboards
- Explainable review prioritisation
- Pathway-specific modules
Current development stage
Working research prototype — collaboration and demonstration available on request. Working prototypes and demonstrations are available for research, clinical and industry collaboration upon request.
Contact or demonstration request
For research, clinical or industry collaboration — including demonstration requests — please get in touch.