Pioneer Intervention Program: Our Patient-Led Design Initiative
Educational Support & Self-Management
June 17, 2024
We are delighted to share with you the upcoming launch of our new educational programme, designed to enhance our users' knowledge of Parkinson's disease and self-management techniques.
This educational solution was developed in collaboration with people with Parkinson's, whose insights have been instrumental in creating a support platform tailored specifically to meet our users' needs.
Our pioneers generously dedicated six weeks of their time and 600 hours of home health monitoring, to provide feedback for our existing Kneu Health platform and the educational programme. We are pleased to share that our pioneers' involvement resulted in a 10% improvement in their quality of life and an 18% boost in their confidence. Additionally, they gained invaluable information about Parkinson's that they had not received at the time of their diagnosis.
Along with our remote patient monitoring solution, we are now offering comprehensive support aimed at proactively managing Parkinson's symptoms, with the goal of improving the quality of life for our users by providing them with the tools and knowledge they need to self-manage. We look forward to making this available to our users in the coming weeks!
About Kneu Health
Kneu Health is pioneering a new model of precision neurology for Parkinson's and dementia: care that is proactive, compassionate, and designed for the realities of everyday life. Built on one of the most advanced longitudinal datasets in Parkinson's care — the Oxford Parkinson's Disease Centre Discovery Cohort — Kneu's smartphone-based platform turns structured at-home assessments into actionable insights, enabling clinicians to detect decline earlier and act before symptoms escalate. The technology analyzes speech, movement, memory, and cognition in just minutes a day, using trained models to generate predictive scores and digital biomarkers that inform treatment and care. Kneu is working with leading U.S. health systems to expand access, ease workforce strain, and set a new standard for brain health monitoring.