Cadence

Closing the snapshot gap in Parkinson's care · live capture · pitch

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Margaret O. · 71 · dx 2019
Levodopa 100mg · 4×/day

This week (avg) 4 weeks ago Dose taken (voice check-in) OFF zone Dyskinesia zone
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OFF time / day · 1Y
Dyskinesia / day · 1Y
Best-ON score · 1Y
ON OFF ON + dyskinesia
Cadence daily monitoring Clinic snapshot Baseline — first visit Trend, selected range
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Acute event — fall detected RESOLVED
  • 12 Jul, 20:14 · living room camera (pose pipeline)
  • Voice triage completed in 90 s — responsive, no injury reported
  • Family notified 20:16 · no ambulance required
  • Occurred during evening OFF window — consistent with flag above
View triage transcript
Cadence: "Margaret, I saw you may have fallen. Are you able to speak to me?"
Margaret: "Yes… I'm okay, I caught the chair."
Cadence: "Any pain in your head, hip or wrist?"
Margaret: "No, just a fright."
Cadence: "Okay. I've let Daniel know you're alright. Take a moment before standing."

How this was computed

Every flag is auditable back to source

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142 h passive capture
edge device · video never leaves the home
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Pose + voice extraction
MediaPipe, 33 landmarks @ 30 fps · vocal amplitude & pitch variance
3
12 motor features / day
tremor amplitude, gait velocity, stride symmetry, sit-to-stand time…
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LLM interpretation layer
features → longitudinal pattern → plain-language flag
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1 flag · 0 raw footage shared
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Dose-by-dose response

30-day averages, voice check-in → motor response

DoseON inLastsFails
07:3024 m3.4 h0/30
11:3031 m3.0 h1/30
15:3043 m2.6 h4/30
19:3047 m2.3 h5/30

Afternoon failures cluster on days with a late, high-protein lunch (levodopa–protein competition). Evening dose taken on average 22 min late.

Adherence

Voice check-ins, 5 doses/day

96% · 30 days

3 missed doses, all evening — matches the OFF-window pattern.

You're in a good window, Margaret.

Your medicine is working well right now.

Next dose at 3:30 pm

In about 40 minutes — I'll remind you.

Mornings have been smoother this week than last — your walking after breakfast looked steady and relaxed. 🌱

This week, for your family

Margaret had a steady week. Mornings are her best time — a lovely window for calls or visits. Evenings have been a little slower; her care team can already see this and is keeping an eye on it. Nothing is needed from you right now.

Medicines this week

25 of 26 doses taken so far · 96% this month
Taken ✕ Missed Still to come

Only Tuesday evening was missed. Evening doses are the easiest to forget — Margaret's care team sees this pattern too and reminders are on.

Incidents — last 30 days

Fall · Sat 12 Jul, 8:14 pm RESOLVED — NO INJURY

Margaret stumbled in the living room but caught herself on a chair. Cadence spoke with her within 90 seconds — she was fine, just a fright. Daniel was notified at 8:16 pm; no ambulance was needed.

No other incidents this month, and nothing since. Nothing needs your attention right now.