Intelligent Diabetic Foot Monitoring Platform for Feetsee
Intelligent Diabetic Foot Monitoring Platform for Feetsee
Agmis developed a comprehensive mobile health platform for Feetsee that empowers patients to monitor their foot health daily, enabling early detection of complications and proactive medical intervention.
Feetsee - Pioneering Early Detection in Diabetic Foot Care
Feetsee is an innovative medical technology company focused on preventing diabetic foot complications through intelligent monitoring. With 537 million people worldwide living with diabetes - and up to a third at risk of developing foot ulcers - Feetsee addresses a critical healthcare challenge. Their patented device combines highly accurate thermal imaging (19,200 thermal points) with optical cameras and advanced algorithms to detect early signs of inflammation before they become visible to the naked eye.
Traditional Diabetic Foot Monitoring Leaves Critical Gaps in Patient Care
Delayed Detection Windows
Conventional monitoring relies on periodic clinic visits, allowing inflammation and early warning signs to progress unnoticed between appointments - often until intervention options have narrowed significantly.
Patient Accessibility Barriers
Many diabetic patients face mobility limitations, reduced vision, or lack reliable access to assistance, making thorough daily self-examinations difficult or impossible to perform consistently.
Fragmented Communication
Even when patients notice concerning changes, the path from initial concern to clinical evaluation involves delays that allow conditions to worsen before professional assessment occurs.
Manual Documentation Burden
Tracking foot health over time typically required manual record-keeping, making it difficult to identify gradual changes, establish baselines, or share comprehensive histories with healthcare providers.
Comprehensive Mobile Platform with Hardware Integration
Agmis developed native mobile applications for iOS and Android that seamlessly integrate with Feetsee's proprietary thermal and optical camera hardware - creating an end-to-end monitoring ecosystem for patients and healthcare providers.
Dual-Camera Integration: Our platform connects with Feetsee's thermal and visual cameras, capturing and processing data from both sources to enable comprehensive foot health analysis. The system combines temperature mapping with optical imagery for thorough examination.
Advanced Algorithm Processing: The application processes captured imagery through sophisticated computer vision algorithms that analyze temperature anomalies, inflammation patterns, and early indicators of complications - detecting issues that escape visual inspection alone.
Automatic Alert System: When the system identifies a potential concern, the patient's healthcare provider receives immediate notification. This triggers prompt evaluation and, if necessary, a scheduled visit - compressing the time between detection and intervention to hours rather than weeks.
Comprehensive Health Timeline: The application maintains an intuitive chronological record of all foot check-ups, enabling both patients and clinicians to track changes over time and identify concerning trends before they become critical.
Self-Service Provider Platform: Healthcare providers and institutions access a dedicated management interface where they can oversee patient data, configure alerts, manage patient rosters, and review monitoring histories - all without requiring technical support.
HIPAA-Compliant Architecture: Secure, real-time data synchronization ensures healthcare providers have instant access to patient monitoring data while maintaining strict privacy and compliance standards.
People living with diabetes worldwide - up to a third at risk of foot ulcers that this platform helps detect early
Measurable Improvements Across Patient Care
Early Complication Detection
Advanced thermal analysis identifies inflammation before visible symptoms appear, enabling intervention during the critical early window when treatment is most effective.
Proactive Medical Intervention
Automatic provider alerts transform reactive healthcare - waiting for patients to report problems - into proactive monitoring that catches issues the moment they develop.
Reduced Amputation Risk
Timely detection and intervention directly addresses the pathway that leads to the 150,000 diabetes-related amputations performed annually in the US alone.
Enhanced Patient Engagement
Simple daily monitoring empowers patients to actively participate in their care rather than passively waiting for periodic clinic assessments.
Instant Provider Notification
The moment the system detects signs of inflammation or concerning changes, it alerts the patient's healthcare provider.
Complete Health Documentation
Every scan is automatically logged with thermal data, optical images, and timestamps. This eliminates manual tracking and provides clinicians with comprehensive longitudinal data for informed decision-making.
Seamless Care Coordination
Real-time data sharing between the patient app and provider software creates a continuous feedback loop, ensuring everyone involved in care has access to current information.
Addressing a Global Healthcare Challenge
For the millions of diabetic patients at risk of foot complications, consistent monitoring represents the difference between early treatment and life-altering consequences. This platform delivers transformative value through:
Democratized Access
Home-based monitoring brings clinical-grade detection capabilities to patients regardless of their proximity to specialized care facilities or their ability to attend frequent appointments.
Prevention-First Approach
Shifting from reactive treatment to proactive detection fundamentally changes patient outcomes - catching complications when intervention is simplest and most effective.
Data-Driven Care
Comprehensive monitoring histories enable healthcare providers to identify patterns, track progression, and make treatment decisions based on longitudinal evidence rather than point-in-time snapshots.
Scalable Impact
The technology extends specialist-level monitoring capabilities to any patient with a smartphone, addressing the global scale of diabetic foot complications without requiring proportional increases in clinical resources.