Modernizing Physical Function Assessment
Kinegrade makes physical function easier to measure, reassess and follow over time by bringing guided assessments and longitudinal data into one easy-to-use platform.
Interested in piloting a new way to measure physical function?
Improving reassessment compliance, efficiency and outcome visibility.
Routine physical-function reassessments take time, require staff involvement and are often difficult to carry out consistently across a large patient population.
Kinegrade makes physical-function assessment and monitoring more efficient by digitalizing routine reassessments and enabling suitable tests to be completed remotely. This can reduce unnecessary appointments, increase clinician capacity and create more consistent longitudinal outcome data.
Fewer unnecessary visits • Higher clinician capacity • Better documentation • More consistent reassessment • Clearer evidence of outcomes
Physical function should be consistently measurable over time.
Kinegrade creates one consistent measurement workflow around physical function — from the assessment itself to interpretation and longitudinal follow-up.
Measure
Guide patients and professionals through standardized physical-function assessments using accessible measurement methods.
Interpret
Turn individual results into structured information about strength, mobility, balance, power and functional capacity.
Follow
Track how physical function changes over weeks, months and years instead of leaving measurements as isolated snapshots.
Physical decline is easy to miss — but expensive to discover late.
A single result is a snapshot. Repeated measurements reveal the trajectory
behind it.
Kinegrade brings assessments together over time so changes in strength, mobility and physical capacity are easier to understand. That can help clinicians see recovery, maintenance or decline more clearly — and recognize when progress slows, plateaus or moves in the wrong direction.
Measurement without unnecessary friction.
Objective assessment is only useful if it fits naturally into everyday care.
Depending on the assessment, Kinegrade can work around smartphones, standardized functional tests, existing clinical devices and other connected measurement tools. Suitable assessments could also be guided outside the clinic, making repeated measurement easier without creating another documentation burden.
Designed around the people using the data.
The same measurement can support the person being assessed, the professional making decisions and the organisation trying to understand outcomes at scale.
Patients
Complete guided assessments where appropriate and see how physical function is changing over time.
Clinicians
Follow objective change more clearly and use repeated measurements to support clinical decisions.
Healthcare organisations
Build more consistent physical-function outcome data across patients, clinicians, locations and care pathways.
Potential applications:
rehabilitation, older-person care, healthy ageing, long-term conditions,
recovery after illness or surgery and other settings where physical capacity
changes over time.
One measurement layer for physical function.
Kinegrade is not intended to replace patient-record systems.
It is being built as a dedicated layer for collecting, interpreting and following physical-function data over time — bringing different measurement methods into a structured longitudinal view that can sit alongside the systems healthcare already uses.
Kinegrade’s long-term direction is broader than rehabilitation. Initial commercial validation is focused on rehabilitation settings because repeated physical-function measurement, reassessment and outcome visibility are already important parts of care there. The entry point is deliberately narrow; the company positioning is not.
Upgrade how physical function is measured and followed.
Healthcare providers interested in improving physical-function assessment, reassessment and longitudinal follow-up can join Kinegrade’s early-access list.
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