The Irvine-based company aims to offer a 12-week home care alternative to patients recovering from heart attacks and other heart conditions. Initial tests showed encouraging results.

How does it work

• Each patient of the company receives a set of tools to remotely monitor their health status and progress. These include, for example, cellular scales, an American Heart Association information guide, exercise bands, a Bodytrace blood pressure cuff, and a Garmin fitness tracker worn throughout the course.
• The company operates as a provider of medical services and therefore can enter into contracts with insurance partners. Patients in 14 states are eligible to choose home treatment rather than face-to-face sessions and will then be referred to Motion Analytics. But they refuse to specify the price of their program. stated that it was cheaper than taking classes at the hospitalhere the average cost per session is about $240.
• Moving Analytics says some of its partners are seeing an increase in the number of registered and completed programs. For example, the completion rate has increased from 14 percent to 88 percent now. Research shows that Patients undergoing cardiac rehabilitation have a reduced risk of death from a heart attack.

The company has raised $20 million in investment, in addition to the $10 million it had previously raised. These funds will be used to expand access, recruit staff and start implementing bilingual programs in all 50 states to better serve communities.