Prevent diabetic amputation.

At-home thermal screening that spots early inflammation—before ulcers start

How it works

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1. Scan at home

Left/right comparison

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2. Smart analysis

Assymetrical hotspot identification

3. Timely action

Simple patient guidance + clinician alerts

How big is the problem?

Diabetes is one of the most common diseases that affects people all over the world. 

  • 100 million diabetic patients worldwide.
  • 1,000,000 diabetic foot ulcers per year in USA
  • 150,000 amputations from diabetes per year in USA
  • 80% of amputations are avoidable
  • 1 in 5 chance a diabetic will develop a foot ulcer
  • 3 in 5 chance that will lead to subsequent ulcers
  • 1 in 5 chance an ulcer will lead to an amputation
  • Only 40-48% 5-year survival rate after a diabetic amputation
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Personal impact

Decline in mobility can lead to social isolation, depression and the further deterioration of health. Between 52% and 80% of diabetic patients who get a below-the-knee amputation die within five years.

Financial cost

Diabetes care accounts for $1 in every $7 spent on healthcare in USA. An amputation can cost up to $100,000 and results in $18.8bn of direct healthcare costs per year.

Society impact

Living with foot disease can be painful, affect people’s social lives and relationships, and even result in discrimination and reduced independence through lack of mobility.

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Diabetic Foot Ulcers can be avoided

Research from leading clinicians has shown that 80% of diabetic foot ulcers can be avoided through improved foot monitoring. 

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