TIVRA FOR CLINICIANS
The appointment is a snapshot.
The patient is a whole story.
A measurement shows where a patient is today. Their personal history helps reveal what changed. Symptoms, medications, treatments, and daily life add the context.
TIVRA brings these pieces together over time—giving you a clearer starting point for the clinical conversation.
BETWEEN THE APPOINTMENTS
The next visit starts
with what happened before it.
Sleep shifted. Activity declined. A symptom returned. A treatment changed.
By the next appointment, the sequence can be difficult to reconstruct. Device data holds one part. The patient remembers another. Relevant details may sit elsewhere.
TIVRA organizes that between-visit story so you can review the changes alongside the circumstances in which they occurred.
PERSONAL HISTORY. CLINICAL CONTEXT.
What is different
for this patient?
A value can sit within a reference range and still differ from a person’s usual pattern. A familiar pattern can also warrant clinical attention.
TIVRA brings personal-baseline comparisons alongside patient-reported experiences and available clinical information.
- What was usual?
- What changed first?
- What happened alongside it?
- What information is missing?
Personal history adds perspective. Clinical judgment determines its significance.
A STORY THAT CONTINUES
Devices change.
Treatments change.
The patient’s history still matters.
A new wearable, a medication adjustment, or a transition in care should not make earlier context disappear.
TIVRA organizes information around the person over time, keeping relevant history and source changes visible as the story develops.
One continuing record of change—with the origins and limits of the information clear.
FROM INFORMATION TO A FOCUSED CONVERSATION
See the change.
Review the context.
Know what informed it.
Personal-baseline comparisons
Review current observations against the patient’s available history, with the comparison period clearly identified.
A connected sequence
See device signals alongside symptoms, medication and treatment changes, nutrition, and daily experiences.
Traceable summaries
Review the information behind an observation, including its source and timing.
Visible limitations
Identify missing data, source changes, and uncertainty before drawing conclusions.
THE BETWEEN-VISIT PICTURE
Three weeks.
A clearer story to discuss.
- Personal reference
- Previous 30 days
Sleep: usually 7–8 hours per night
Activity: average 7,100 steps per day - Observed change
- During September 8–14, recorded sleep averaged 6h 24m and activity averaged 5,200 steps per day.
- Patient-reported context
- Lower energy logged September 9.
Medication change logged September 11.
A busier routine reported that week. - Sequence
- The recorded sleep and activity changes began before the medication change.
- Data coverage
- Four days of device information are missing across the three-week period. No clinical records are included in this example.
- For the conversation
- Did lower energy persist?
- What changed in the patient’s routines?
- What additional clinical information would help interpret the pattern?
Timing and personal comparison add context. They do not establish a cause.
Capabilities, integrations, and availability vary by experience and program. These previews do not represent clinical findings or establish product performance.
Demonstrations are illustrative. Professional use requires the applicable service agreement and intended-use instructions. Source reliability, missing information, and relevant clinical findings must be considered.
A SHARED FOUNDATION
Different clinical questions.
The same need to understand change.
TIVRA’s work includes oncology and cardiology research collaborations, alongside the development of TIVRA for Women.
Across these applications, the foundation is consistent: connect signals and patient-reported experiences, understand changes against personal history, and bring relevant context into view.
Each partnership defines the population, clinical question, information required, and intended use.
DESIGNED WITH CLINICAL PARTNERS
The right context.
In the right workflow.
Useful information needs a clear place in care.
We work with clinical partners to determine what should be captured, how it should be summarized, who will review it, and when it can support a conversation or program workflow.
Start with your clinical question. Shape the experience around the information your team needs.
BRING THE STORY FORWARD
The patient returns. The story should come with them.
Let’s discuss the changes you need to understand between visits—and the context that would make that information useful.
Availability note. The preview uses fictional data to illustrate TIVRA’s approach. Current capabilities, integrations, and workflows vary by partnership. Research collaborations do not establish validated prediction tools or proven clinical outcomes. TIVRA is not a continuous clinical monitoring service.