A massive, underserved market.
Post-stroke rehabilitation is one of the largest unmet needs in digital health — and it is growing.
From Madrid to the world.
Starting in Spain, expanding to the U.S., Germany, and France — targeting the largest post-stroke rehabilitation markets where remote monitoring is most needed.
Click on a country to see stroke data
Click on a country to see stroke data
There are not enough neurologists.
There never will be.
The stroke rehabilitation workforce shortage is structural and permanent. Remote monitoring is not a product feature — it is the only scalable solution.
1,015
stroke patients per neurologist in Spanish stroke units
Spain — SEN, October 2025
3,367
stroke patients per dedicated stroke neurologist worldwide
Global — World Federation of Neurology
4,000,000
patients per neurological professional in low-income countries
WHO Atlas 2017 — worst case ratio
The numbers behind the opportunity.
TAM
$42B
Global neurorehabilitation + digital health technologies
SAM
$8-12B
Post-stroke rehab monitoring in U.S., Germany, France, Spain
SOM (Year 3)
0.5-1%
500-1,000 subscribers or 5,000-15,000 monthly active patients
Six forces converging at once.
Rising stroke prevalence globally
Increasing strain on rehabilitation workforces
Shift toward digital health and remote care
Computer vision now accessible without hardware
Value-based care models incentivize outcomes
Patients already have cameras on their devices
B2B SaaS. Simple and scalable.
Hospitals and rehab clinics subscribe. Patients are users, not payers. Value-based contracts as a future phase.
$149-249
per clinician / month
Hospitals and rehab clinics subscribe. The neurologist pays, the patient plays for free.
$45-65
per patient / month
Per-patient contracts with insurers. ROI argument: one prevented readmission saves $3,000-8,000.
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