AgadoLive

Agado Live develops a telerehabilitation platform for physical therapy clinics. Its core capability is a computer-vision engine that extracts joint kinematics in real time from a single smartphone camera, without wearables, markers or proprietary hardware, and uses that movement data for status assessment, real-time form correction and cueing, and objective range-of-motion progression tracking.

The platform's Live Group Care module allows one therapist to supervise multiple patients simultaneously through a multi-patient live dashboard with attention routing, per-patient repetition counting, range-of-motion tracking and risk alerts, one-tap private cueing during a session, and automatic grouping of patients by protocol, phase and acuity. Sessions conclude with an automatically generated SOAP note drafted from objective movement data and prepared for clinician signature. The company also describes delivery of orthopedic, neurological and geriatric protocols through the platform.

The company positions the product against structural pressures it identifies in physical therapy: rising demand set against a constrained therapist pipeline, a reimbursement model tied one-to-one to therapist hours, documentation burden, and direct-to-consumer platforms selling to employers and payers.

Business model

Agado Live sells a software platform to physical therapy clinics and practices, with prospective customers routed through a 30-minute demo conducted by the company's clinical team that reviews the platform and the clinic's economics.