Index HealthTech
Index HealthTech specializes in privacy-first, radar-based behavioral intelligence platforms for aging-in-place and home health monitoring. The company develops sensor platforms that continuously capture, analyze, and interpret behavioral and functional health data to detect early signs of decline, aiming to prevent falls, hospitalizations, and loss of independence among elderly populations. Their platform, validated by NIH and NIA-funded research, leverages mmWave radar and AI-driven analytics to provide actionable clinical insights between care visits, without cameras or wearable devices.
Industries
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Index HealthTech
7007 Harbour View Blvd, Ste 117, Suffolk, VA 23435
Products
Radar-based behavioral intelligence platform
Comprehensive system integrating ambient radar and acoustic sensors, behavioral health scoring, predictive drift detection, and structured clinical insights for remote elderly monitoring.
Radar-based behavioral intelligence platform
Comprehensive system integrating ambient radar and acoustic sensors, behavioral health scoring, predictive drift detection, and structured clinical insights for remote elderly monitoring.
Services
Partnership opportunities for clinical validation and research with healthcare providers, academic institutions, and care networks to advance passive behavioral intelligence infrastructure.
Partnership opportunities for clinical validation and research with healthcare providers, academic institutions, and care networks to advance passive behavioral intelligence infrastructure.
Expertise Areas
- Behavioral biomarkers for aging
- Fall prevention
- Digital health platform development
- Ambient sensing technologies
Key Technologies
- mmWave radar sensing
- Far-field acoustic sensing
- Behavioral health scoring algorithms
- AI-driven predictive modeling
News & Updates
Company rebrands and pivots from smart faucet technology to building behavioral biomarker infrastructure for early detection of functional decline in elderly populations.
Award of a $1.2M NIH SBIR Phase II grant to fund a clinical validation study across home health networks, expanding deployment of radar-based behavioral monitoring.
Obtained more than $5 million in competitive federal grants to support R&D and clinical validation for behavioral drift detection and Alzheimer's progression modeling.
Company rebrands and pivots from smart faucet technology to building behavioral biomarker infrastructure for early detection of functional decline in elderly populations.
Award of a $1.2M NIH SBIR Phase II grant to fund a clinical validation study across home health networks, expanding deployment of radar-based behavioral monitoring.
Obtained more than $5 million in competitive federal grants to support R&D and clinical validation for behavioral drift detection and Alzheimer's progression modeling.