VeriCapture Health - Verify patient positioning

Verify patient positioning. Strengthen pressure-injury prevention.

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Verify Patient Positioning.

HAPIview™

How HAPIview Works

Step 1: Position the patient
The caregiver performs the clinically appropriate turn.
Step 2: Capture one anterior image
The image is obtained through the HAPIview application.
Step 3: Review geometric measurements
HAPIview assesses lateral tilt and lower-extremity positioning using adjustable anatomical reference points.
Step 4: Correct and document
The caregiver receives immediate guidance and confirms the final position

What HAPIview Evaluates

Lateral tilt: 28-40°
Guidance: Turn patient more or turn patient less.
Hip-to-knee angle: 10-20°
Guidance: Bend knees more or bend knees less.
Knee-to-ankle angle: 5-10°
Guidance: Raise the lower legs or lower
the legs.
Anatomical offloading
Visual assessment of relevant anatomical
areas.

The Clinical Problem

Repositioning is an important component of pressure-injury prevention, yet hospitals often rely on subjective visual assessment and manual documentation. A turn may be documented without an objective way to confirm the patient's actual position.

Key points:

Patient positioning can vary significantly between caregivers.
Documentation records that care occurred but may not verify positioning quality.
Wearable technologies can add cost, workflow complexity, and skin-contact concerns.
Caregivers may not receive immediate feedback when positioning should be corrected.

Why VeriCapture

Key differentiators:

No wearable sensor
No adhesive applied to the patient
Immediate corrective feedback
Objective geometric measurements
Adjustable anatomical reference points
Configurable clinical parameters
Potential integration with clinical workflows and electronic documentation
Privacy-conscious image processing and retention design

Any feature that has not been completed should be described as planned or under development. We should not claim that HAPIview is HIPAA compliant, integrated with an EHR, or automatically deletes images until those functions have been built and validated.

Clinical Pilot Program

VeriCapture Health is seeking clinical partners to evaluate HAPIview in real-world care environments. A proposed pilot would assess usability, workflow time, measurement consistency, staff adoption, and positioning compliance.

Potential pilot measurements include:

Time required to complete each positioning assessment
Percentage of patients initially positioned within the selected target ranges
Number and type of corrective prompts
Caregiver usability and satisfaction
Agreement between HAPIview and trained clinical reviewers
Documentation completeness
Pressure-injury outcomes when the pilot is appropriately designed and powered

Pilot participation may include staff education covering pressure-injury risk, repositioning principles, institutional standards, and hands-on HAPIview training. Continuing-education credit may be pursued where appropriate.