After surgery, care teams have limited visibility into how patients are progressing between discharge and follow-up. Salutaryx is designed to help fill that gap.
Between discharge and follow-up, care teams often have limited structured data about how a patient is progressing. Salutaryx is designed to address this gap.
Recovery happens at home, away from clinical observation. Without structured data from between appointments, care teams rely on patient recall and scheduled check-ins.
Appointments are typically scheduled based on procedural timelines and general assumptions rather than individual patient recovery data.
Early signs of recovery complications or slower-than-expected progress may not surface until the next scheduled visit, limiting opportunities for timely intervention.
Salutaryx uses passive smartphone sensor data to help care teams understand post-surgical recovery trajectories.
The platform collects passive sensor data from the patient's existing smartphone to generate structured recovery trends. These trends are surfaced in a clinician-facing dashboard designed to integrate into existing review workflows.
Salutaryx is not intended to replace clinical judgment. It provides an additional data layer to support decision-making during the recovery period.
Salutaryx is built to work within the constraints and realities of clinical environments, not around idealized scenarios.
No wearables, no hardware procurement, no device management. Uses the patient's existing smartphone.
No routine manual data entry required from patients. Sensor data is collected passively in the background.
Provides structured data to support clinical judgment. Does not automate decisions or replace clinical expertise.
Designed to work alongside existing care pathways and review processes without requiring new systems to adopt.
Designed for real-world evaluation in contained clinical settings. Structured for iterative feedback and assessment.
Built on academic work in smartphone sensing, behavioral monitoring, and activity classification research.
Salutaryx surfaces structured recovery data in a format designed to fit within existing clinical review workflows.
We believe clarity about scope and limitations is essential, particularly in clinical contexts.
Salutaryx is not currently available for public download. We are seeking clinical and health-system partners to evaluate the platform in real-world settings.
The platform direction is grounded in academic work related to smartphone sensing, behavioral monitoring, and activity classification. Our approach draws from established research in passive sensing methodologies and their application in health contexts.
We are committed to evidence-informed development and transparent communication about what the current research does and does not support.
Publications and references will be listed here as they become available.
Mission: To make post-surgical recovery more visible, more scalable, and more actionable for care teams.
Salutaryx was founded on the observation that the post-surgical recovery period represents a significant data gap in patient care. While care teams have detailed visibility before and during surgery, recovery often proceeds with limited structured data until the next scheduled follow-up.
We are building a platform that aims to help bridge this gap using passive smartphone sensing — providing care teams with structured recovery trend data without requiring additional hardware or routine effort from patients.
We are currently in the pilot stage, working to validate our approach in collaboration with clinical partners who share our commitment to improving post-surgical recovery monitoring.
If your organization is interested in evaluating Salutaryx in a clinical setting, we would welcome the opportunity to discuss a pilot partnership.
We are actively seeking clinical and health-system partners for contained pilot deployments. The inquiry form is the best way to begin a conversation about whether a Salutaryx pilot is appropriate for your organization and clinical context.
After submitting an inquiry, a member of our team will respond within two business days to discuss your organization's needs and explore pilot feasibility.