RASQ
Structured clinical information for rehabilitation.
RASQ is an AI-assisted rehabilitation solution designed to help care teams support recovery through structured clinical information, clearer progress visibility, and connected, therapist-supported workflows — while keeping clinical judgment central.
Rehabilitation progress can be difficult to see consistently across care.
Rehabilitation workflows can rely on manual observation, narrative documentation, and disconnected tools, which can make continuity and progress visibility harder to maintain over time.
RASQ is being built to explore whether structured clinical information and connected rehabilitation workflows can help address these gaps without disrupting clinical practice.
Understand
Gather rehabilitation context and session information relevant to care.
Structure
Organize session information into reviewable clinical summaries.
Guide
Support rehabilitation planning and interactive sessions.
Review
Support progress visibility and clinician review over time.
- Rehabilitation clinicians
- Physiotherapists
- Rehabilitation clinics
- Patients participating in rehabilitation or home programs
- Clinic administrators involved in workflow and reporting
Commercial customer and buyer assumptions are currently being validated through customer discovery.
Rehabilitation Support
Support for therapist-led rehabilitation workflows.
Structured Clinical Information
Information organized for review and continuity of care.
Progress Visibility
A clearer view of recovery over time for clinicians and patients.
Connected Care
Rehabilitation workflows linked across sessions and care settings.
Rehabilitation Planning
Support for organizing rehabilitation plans and goals.
Interactive Rehabilitation
Guided sessions designed to support patient participation.
Clinician Dashboard
Centralized review of sessions, summaries, and reports.
AI-Assisted Documentation
Support for organizing information into clinician-reviewable drafts.
For Clinicians
- Clearer, structured information
- Connected workflow
- Progress visibility
- Clinician-controlled interpretation
For Patients
- Guided sessions
- Clearer progress visibility
- Structured participation
- Support for follow-up
Built to support care, not replace judgment.
Clinician-led
The clinician remains responsible for interpretation and care decisions.
Assistive, not diagnostic
RASQ supports rehabilitation workflows without acting as an autonomous diagnostic system.
Structured information
Information is organized in structured, reviewable form for clinician review.
Human-in-the-loop AI
AI supports organization and workflow — human accountability remains central.
Safety-first development
Clinical review and safety considerations are treated as product gates.
RASQ is currently a working MVP under active product, clinical, and market validation ahead of external pilot deployment.
- MVP development
- Customer discovery
- Pilot preparation
- Evidence generation
- Regulatory / privacy groundwork
Interested in exploring RASQ with us?
We welcome conversations with rehabilitation clinics, clinicians, researchers, and organizations interested in product feedback, research collaboration, or future pilot opportunities.