Becure vs hStroke Mobile

Becure ensures that the patients of all ages have a sustainable motivation while performing their rehabilitation exercises. While doing this, the objective is to provide virtual rehabilitation games that are accessible and affordable for everyone who requires such a treatment and which engages the patients for long periods of time by converting the classical rehabilitation exercises into fun. Becure also aims to support the physiotherapists by introducing data-driven exercises and a remote monitoring, measurement and video conference system which makes home therapy possible by the reliable remote support and follow up of the physiotherapist. This application is helper of the patient and physiotherapist within the rehabilitation program. It allows physiotherapist to assign exercises for their patients and patients to monitor their assigned exercises.

Important Notice: "hStroke Mobile App” is not a medical device itself and should only be used by authorized medical professionals working in Turkey for informational purposes." "hStroke" is a class-1 MDR medical device intended for use by trained clinicians. hStroke automatically triages brain CT scans for hemorrhage, CT angiography scans for LVO, and DWI scans for diffusion restriction. To learn more about hStroke, please visit https://hevi.ai "hStroke Mobile App" allows clinicians to have prompt and easy access to the results of their patients with brain hemorrhage, large-vessel occlusion, and ischemia provided by "hStroke." hStroke mobile app is a plug-and-play solution and can be installed remotely. hStroke mobile app sends notifications and shows scan results of the patients only to trained clinicians. We give utmost importance to data privacy and security and fully comply with local laws. We deeply invest in healthcare information security. More information is available at: https://hevi.ai/pdpl-policy Please note that the hStroke Mobile App is for informational purposes only and not for diagnostic decision-making. Refer to the PACS or an approved radiology viewing display for diagnostic review and analysis.