Connected device data
Turn patient-permitted device signals into clinic-ready context.
TherapyPod's connected-device layer turns the sources patients choose to share into trend summaries, follow-up cues, and program context for their care team.
From signal to workflow
Device data becomes useful only when the care team can act on it.
Source types patients can connect
The patient portal already models health apps, wearables, clinical devices, and manual entry as data sources. Availability can vary by clinic program and patient account.
Patient connection areaHow device data becomes useful
The value is the workflow around the data: consent, normalization, trend review, and escalation when a care program needs a human response.
Connect with consent
Patients choose which health app, wearable, or manual entry source to connect from their My Health area.
Normalize the signal
TherapyPod maps source-specific readings into consistent metric types like heart rate, sleep, steps, glucose, and blood pressure.
Summarize trends
Care teams can review patient-friendly highlights and trend patterns instead of raw device feeds.
Route what needs attention
Device context can support follow-up, patient education, and human review workflows when a clinic program requires it.
Metric context for real care programs
Instead of raw device feeds, clinics get patient context shaped for chronic care, maternal care, post-visit follow-up, and front-desk triage.
Daily activity
Steps, active minutes, calories, distance
Heart signals
Heart rate, HRV, SpO2, blood pressure
Sleep and recovery
Sleep duration, quality, recovery patterns
Chronic care context
Glucose, weight, manual readings, program-specific notes
Guardrails
Device data needs clinical boundaries.
TherapyPod does not sell hardware from this page or imply that a device reading is a diagnosis.
Patient data access is permission-based, and patients can disconnect sources from their account.
Device context is used to support care workflows, trend review, and escalation logic, not replace clinicians.