Complete
Your Health
Story.
Your body has a story. One connected space to document symptoms, organize your medical journey, and make recovery easier to understand.
Good morning,
Olivia.
How would you like to share your information today?
Tap to start speaking
Recovery continues.
Information often doesn't.
A significant part of rehabilitation happens between appointments. Symptoms change, questions arise, and medical information becomes scattered. ODA REHAB is being developed to make that journey easier to document and share.
Care should feel connected, even outside the clinic.
Better continuity begins with a clearer picture of the patient’s experience.
A more connected
recovery journey.
From describing symptoms to building a clear health timeline, each step is designed to bring important details together.
Create your health profile
Organize important medical context, medications, restrictions, and recovery goals.
Show where it hurts
Use the interactive body map to describe where symptoms appear and how they feel.
Speak in your own words
Record or type symptom descriptions when details are difficult to explain.
Check in with your body
Capture changes in pain, stiffness, fatigue, sleep, and mobility.
Follow an appropriate plan
Future clinician-reviewed programs will support movement with suitable precautions.
Build a timeline
Make symptoms, activity, records, and future clinical updates easier to review.
One space.
Many pieces of care.
Designed to connect your experience of recovery with the information your healthcare team may need.
Interactive Body Map
Pin symptoms to specific anatomical areas and describe severity, onset, and change.
Voice & Text Notes
Share a personal description in the format that feels most natural.
Medical Documents
Bring reports, imaging, investigations, and other records into one organized space.
Progress & Timeline
Review reported symptoms and activities in chronological order.
Daily Check-In
Short, optional updates about how the body feels each day.
Guided Movement
Planned clinician-reviewed instructions with session feedback.
Clinical Collaboration
Future permission-controlled sharing for authorized healthcare professionals.
Responsible AI Support
Planned assistance for organization and general guidance — never autonomous diagnosis.
Explore the body map.
Select a location, describe a synthetic symptom, and see how the planned patient workflow could feel.
Where do you feel discomfort?
Tap directly on the body. Your selection is green until you press “Add demo marker,” then turns red.
Your medical story, organized.
The full MVP will allow authorized patients to add and manage records securely.
See your recovery story.
In the live application, this area will show dated events from a patient’s own records.
A little guidance, clearly.
This interface illustrates educational product assistance, not medical advice.
Built thoughtfully.
Developed in stages.
ODA REHAB is a pre-seed digital product in active prototype development. Features are targets, not claims of clinical validation.
Prototype development
Design architecture, early interfaces, interactive product demonstrations.
Integrated MVP
Secure account workflows, symptoms, records, daily check-ins and timelines.
Technical & clinical review
Security and usability testing, clinical content review and supervised pilot planning.
Pilot preparation
Prepare a supervised 30–50 patient pilot by summer 2027, subject to approvals and recruitment.
Help shape
the future of
rehabilitation.
We’re inviting potential patients, healthcare professionals and clinics to register their interest in the future ODA REHAB platform. Be part of future product research and pilot opportunities.
This form is for expressions of interest only. Please do not provide diagnoses, medical documents, or other health information.
Start with a conversation.
Use the secure Tilda Early Access form placed directly below this HTML block. It should collect only contact and interest details, with a link to your published privacy notice.
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