Project Mobilise is revolutionising joint health management through a groundbreaking, fully-funded digital health pilot, garnering significant interest from healthcare leaders.
Joint pain is a prevalent issue affecting millions worldwide, leading to decreased mobility and quality of life. Beyond The Clinic's Project Mobilise aims to tackle this challenge head-on by leveraging early digital interventions. Designed to improve joint health, reduce the need for avoidable surgeries, and cut healthcare costs, this 6-month pilot is a groundbreaking initiative in the realm of digital health.
The project focuses on early intervention for individuals with knee or hip pain, guiding them through personalised care pathways. The goal is to demonstrate that structured, non-surgical management can significantly improve patient outcomes, ultimately reducing the strain on healthcare systems.
Project Mobilise has garnered significant interest from various sectors within the healthcare industry. Hospitals, primary care clinics, and insurance funds have all recognised the potential benefits of this pioneering pilot. The overwhelming response has led to an extension of the Expression of Interest (EOI) deadline to accommodate the high demand.
This interest underscores the growing recognition of digital health solutions as viable, cost-effective alternatives to traditional healthcare models. By participating in Project Mobilise, healthcare leaders have the opportunity to explore innovative ways to manage joint health more effectively.
Project Mobilise is a fully-funded pilot program that requires no financial commitment from participating partners. The process begins with patients completing a digital assessment to generate a personalised care pathway. This pathway includes access to a guided digital program featuring expert-led tools for self-management.
The program employs AI-driven exercises using vision-based tracking technology, eliminating the need for wearables. Telehealth coaching ensures patients remain engaged and accountable, while clinically validated check-ins track pain reduction, mobility improvements, and overall health outcomes.
One of the standout features of Project Mobilise is the exclusive access to pilot findings. Partners will gain valuable insights into how digital musculoskeletal (MSK) solutions can reduce costs and inefficiencies in healthcare delivery. Early results have been promising, with 70% of patients reporting improved knee function and increased confidence in daily mobility.
By participating in this pilot, healthcare providers can measure the economic impact and patient outcomes within their organisations. This data-driven approach not only validates the effectiveness of early interventions but also helps shape future care models.
Due to the significant interest and demand from healthcare leaders, we have extended the EOI close date to May 23rd. This extension provides more organisations the opportunity to become part of this transformative initiative, which aims to reshape joint health management on a global scale.
We invite hospitals, insurers, clinicians, and industry leaders to submit their EOI and join us in revolutionising joint health. With limited partner spots available, this is a unique chance to pilot a cutting-edge digital solution at no cost, gaining first-hand insights and contributing to the future of healthcare.