The tool includes AI used to assess patient data collected through self-reporting and the patient’s heart rate. Additionally, the tool has person-to-person monitoring and coaching support, according to a Sept. 6 news release from the company.
“As a clinician, I’ve been too exhausted to offer a great treatment experience. Many clinicians are feeling this now,” Kevin Skinner, PhD, co-founder and clinical director of Noble, said in the release. “We recognize that the first moments of interaction between a care provider and a person seeking care can set the tone and course of treatment. We have seen how preventative, constant, continual, measurable and evidence-based treatment improves outcomes and client happiness.”
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