BioTraceIT™
PainTrace is a wearable monitor that quantifies both acute and chronic pain across multiple species, including humans, dogs, cats, horses, and livestock. It uses skin-mounted sensors to process pain biosignals generated by the nervous system, providing real-time, objective pain assessment to improve diagnosis, treatment efficacy, and communication with pet owners. The company's mission focuses on advancing healthcare through innovative wearable technology that measures pain to support wellness and targeted treatment.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
BioTraceIT™
366 Veterans Memorial Highway, Suite 1, Commack, NY 11725, USA
Patents
Method and apparatus for the measurement of autonomic function for the diagnosis and validation of patient treatments and outcomes
US-11653877-B2
View DetailsMethod and apparatus for the measurement of autonomic function for the diagnosis and validation of patient treatments and outcomes
US-11497438-B2
View Details
Method and apparatus for the measurement of autonomic function for the diagnosis and validation of patient treatments and outcomes
US-11653877-B2
View DetailsMethod and apparatus for the measurement of autonomic function for the diagnosis and validation of patient treatments and outcomes
US-11497438-B2
View DetailsProducts
Wearable pain monitoring system (device + tablet app)
A wearable, skin-mounted monitor that transmits nerve-derived biosignals to a tablet application for real-time visualization, annotation, and storage of pain-related time-series data.
Disposable pre-gelled silver/silver‑chloride electrodes
Single-use pre-gelled Ag/AgCl biosignal monitoring electrodes designed for species-specific placement and reliable skin contact for nerve-signal acquisition.
Web dashboard for trace access and reporting
Cloud-accessible dashboard for viewing stored traces, clearing cache guidance, and generating overlay reports for longitudinal comparison.
Wearable pain monitoring system (device + tablet app)
A wearable, skin-mounted monitor that transmits nerve-derived biosignals to a tablet application for real-time visualization, annotation, and storage of pain-related time-series data.
Disposable pre-gelled silver/silver‑chloride electrodes
Single-use pre-gelled Ag/AgCl biosignal monitoring electrodes designed for species-specific placement and reliable skin contact for nerve-signal acquisition.
Web dashboard for trace access and reporting
Cloud-accessible dashboard for viewing stored traces, clearing cache guidance, and generating overlay reports for longitudinal comparison.
Services
Provision of system access under an annual license that includes application and system training, onboarding materials, and ongoing support.
Accessible technical support channels for troubleshooting, plus expert trace analysis and interpretation services to assist clinical decision-making.
Services to support incorporation of objective pain biosignals into research studies, including protocol guidance and outcome measure support.
Provision of system access under an annual license that includes application and system training, onboarding materials, and ongoing support.
Accessible technical support channels for troubleshooting, plus expert trace analysis and interpretation services to assist clinical decision-making.
Services to support incorporation of objective pain biosignals into research studies, including protocol guidance and outcome measure support.
Expertise Areas
- Objective pain monitoring
- Veterinary clinical assessment and workflows
- Time-series biosignal analytics
- Wearable medical device deployment
Key Technologies
- Wearable biosensors
- Silver/silver‑chloride disposable electrodes
- Bluetooth telemetry
- iPad/tablet clinical application
News & Updates
A reflection on purpose, work, and impact on humanity during New Year’s Eve.
A story about Miso, an eight-year-old Staffordshire cross, whose pain management was aided by PainTrace, highlighting its role in improving animal care.
An article discussing the challenges of evaluating pain in animals and how new tools like PainTrace can help reduce subjectivity.
An article explaining the condition of subgingival hair in dogs and its implications.
A case study on how Boca Veterinary Clinic utilizes PainTrace for better pain management in pets.
An article about BioTraceIT's introduction of PainTrace, a device that enables veterinarians and researchers to visualize animal pain in real time.
A reflection on purpose, work, and impact on humanity during New Year’s Eve.
A story about Miso, an eight-year-old Staffordshire cross, whose pain management was aided by PainTrace, highlighting its role in improving animal care.
An article discussing the challenges of evaluating pain in animals and how new tools like PainTrace can help reduce subjectivity.
An article explaining the condition of subgingival hair in dogs and its implications.
A case study on how Boca Veterinary Clinic utilizes PainTrace for better pain management in pets.
An article about BioTraceIT's introduction of PainTrace, a device that enables veterinarians and researchers to visualize animal pain in real time.