Exer AI

Exer AI is a clinical AI platform for musculoskeletal and motion assessment, pairing in-clinic scan apps, an at-home patient app and a real-time data portal. It uses phone, tablet and webcam cameras instead of wearables, and is aimed at orthopedics, senior care, neurology, primary care and rehab teams.

Exer AI is a digital health platform built for clinicians who assess and treat musculoskeletal and motion disorders. It combines a suite of camera-based apps with a backend portal, using proprietary neural networks to measure how patients move and to convert those measurements into objective clinical insight. The stated goal is clinical decision support rather than replacement: providers get consistent movement data to inform operative, chronic, rehabilitation and adaptive care plans. The product spans several care settings. In orthopedics it covers major joints plus the hand and wrist, including a dedicated Exer Scan module introduced at Mayo Clinic. Senior living teams use it for fall prevention and hybrid check-ins that can happen in clinic, by text message, or in a resident's own apartment. Neurology uses it for digital evaluation, primary care for early detection of subtle changes, and physical medicine and rehabilitation for personalizing treatment plans. A separate gait analysis product, Exer Gait, is described as being in beta for clinics, fitness centers and community residences. In practice, the platform is organized around three layers: an in-clinic scan app, an AI-based at-home patient app, and a real-time data portal backend. Because it relies on phones, tablets and webcams rather than wearables or sensors, there is no extra hardware to deploy. The company reports that the platform is HIPAA compliant, registered with the FDA as a Class II medical device (software), and able to barcode results into charts with APIs for integrations and billing. Automated billing reports, standardized outcome measures and customizable templates round out the workflow side. Among musculoskeletal and movement analysis tools, Exer positions itself as a clinical-grade system rather than a consumer motion tracker. It targets orthopedic practices, senior care operators, neurology and primary care groups, rehab providers and health plans. Published pricing is not shown on the homepage; the site routes interested organizations to a demo request instead.