Modular, Scalable, and AI-Enhanced Healthcare Platform: A Unified System for Advancing Patient Care through Modular Design, AI Integration, and EMR Readiness Across Clinical Settings

Tenzr Health is a B2B SaaS digital health technology company focused on improving rehabilitation outcomes through intelligent sensor-based platforms and gamified therapeutic experiences. Their solutions are widely utilized in hand therapy and musculoskeletal (MSK) rehabilitation, providing patients and clinicians with interactive tools that promote movement compliance and facilitate real-time data capture. With a mission to modernize patient care through wearable technology and digital platforms, Tenzr bridges the gap between in-clinic treatment and remote rehabilitation.

As Tenzr Health expands into more clinical environments, it faces a key challenge of upgrading its web-based Patient Care Management System. This upgrade seeks to support a broader range of clinical workflows, integrate with Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems, and offer a user-friendly experience for both medical staff and patients. Furthermore, the increasing need for AI-enabled functionalities, cross-clinic system compatibility, and multilingual support highlights a strategic opportunity to expand the platform’s scope from a specialized rehabilitation tool to a scalable, broadly applicable digital health solution.

The Tenzr Health team aims to collaborate with WIMTACH’s applied research team to conduct an in-depth analysis of the current Patient Management System’s limitations, explore innovative solutions to enhance system robustness, ensure compatibility across devices and clinical workflows, and improve the user experience for both practitioners and patients. This partnership will utilize research-driven methodologies and technological expertise to develop a more efficient, user-friendly, and data-rich platform.

Faculty Supervisor:

Tenzin Jinpa

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Partner:

Tenzr Health

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Manufacturing

University:

Centennial College of Applied Arts and Technology

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