MetaMotion™ combines home IMUs, the patient portal and the Digital Twin so clinicians prescribe, monitor and optimise rehab remotely - safely and at scale.
The challenge
Rehabilitation often fails when patients leave the clinic: inconsistent exercise technique, poor adherence and lack of timely feedback slow recovery and increase the risk of re-injury. Geographic barriers, clinic capacity limits and patient time constraints further reduce access to supervised therapy. Organisations need a way to preserve clinical rigour while delivering care in patients’ everyday environments.
MetaMotion™ approach
We treat the home as an extension of the clinic. MetaMotion™ Sense wearables and home IMU kits capture exercise quality, movement symmetry and adherence data; built-in biofeedback (visual and audio cues) guides patients during sessions; teleconsultation and secure patient portals let clinicians review progress and adjust programmes. All data feed the Digital Twin, enabling longitudinal tracking and standardised readiness assessments that clinicians and employers trust.
How it works (workflow)
Prescribe
Clinicians define an evidence-based home programme following an in-clinic assessment.
Coach & feedback
Sensors provide real-time biofeedback during exercises to correct form and reinforce adherence.
Document
Progress and readiness metrics are recorded in the Digital Twin for audit, reporting and integration with employer or payer workflows.
Equip
Patients receive calibrated IMU kits or approved wearable devices with simple setup instructions.
Monitor
Data streams to the patient portal and clinician dashboard; clinicians review metrics and adjust the plan remotely.
Why it matters
Most rehabilitation succeeds or fails outside the clinic. Poor technique and inconsistent practice are primary drivers of prolonged recovery and avoidable readmissions. By bringing clinically validated measurement and feedback into the home, MetaMotion™ preserves therapeutic fidelity, shortens recovery time and increases access for patients who cannot attend frequent in-person sessions. For employers and payers this translates to fewer lost days, lower downstream treatment costs and clearer evidence of functional improvement.
Key benefits
Remote rehab preserves clinical standards while delivering flexible, patient-centred care at scale. Continuous sensor data and live biofeedback improve adherence, reduce technique errors and let clinicians intervene earlier to avoid setbacks.
Higher adherence
Guided exercises and scheduled remote check-ins increase patient compliance with rehab programmes.
Better form, faster gains
Real-time biofeedback corrects technique during practice, reducing compensatory movements and accelerating progress.
Reduced clinic visits
Remote monitoring lowers the need for routine in-person reviews, saving time for patients and clinicians.
Continuous measurement
Home data flows into the Digital Twin, enabling longitudinal comparison and defensible readiness decisions.
Scalable delivery
Standardised home kits, SOPs and portal workflows let health systems deploy rehab programmes across populations.
Clinical validation & evidence base
Home IMU workflows and biofeedback protocols in MetaMotion™ are built from clinic-validated measurements and the same analytics used in LabWork and the Clinic. Calibration procedures, standard operating protocols and clinician review loops ensure home captures are clinically meaningful and traceable to in-clinic benchmarks.
Measurable outcomes to expect
- Improved adherence to home programmes and faster functional gains.
- Fewer unnecessary clinic attendances while maintaining clinical oversight.
- Better documented recovery trajectories and fewer readmissions due to early detection of poor technique.
Typical use cases
- Post-operative rehabilitation where graded loading and technique matter (orthopaedics).
- Chronic MSK conditions requiring long-term adherence and symptom monitoring.
- Occupational programmes needing remote readiness checks and phased return-to-work support.
Operational model (how providers engage)
- Pilot: Start with a defined patient cohort and KPIs (adherence, time-to-goal, readmission rate).
- Deploy: Issue home kits, train patients and integrate device streams into clinician dashboards and patient portals.
- Scale: Expand across services using LabWork and Clinic SOPs, and integrate results into Vitalytics or employer dashboards where relevant.