Sensorium

Sensorium

About this app

Sensorium offers data services to detect health risks and health needs of an individual or group of people at an early stage and to track their development. With the Sensorium app, you can monitor various sets of health aspects in real time and provide the healthcare provider with insight into the current health situation and health needs. Sensorium can be used for self-monitoring, remote care, patient panels, and population management.

It works as follows. Your healthcare provider determines which health analysis and/or health needs assessment program applies to you. The provider does this to help you improve your health and to better align their services with your needs and those of others, now and in the future. Participation is currently only possible by invitation from your healthcare provider(s). The digital invitation from your healthcare provider contains a unique link that grants access to the program. After completing your registration, you can get started in the Sensorium app. From then on, Sensorium helps you recognize patterns, identify risks, stratify, and classify the population based on data analyses of your collected structured data.

The data recorded by or from you is accessible only to you. Your data is also used to support population management. Sensorium processes this data in such a way that it can no longer be traced back to an individual.

As soon as you indicate that you no longer wish your data to be used for population management, all your data will retroactively no longer be part of the population-oriented analyses.

This app is not a medical device within the meaning of the European Medical Devices Regulation (MDR, EU 2017/745). The app is intended to support users in maintaining a healthy lifestyle, vitality, and sustainable employability. It is not intended for making diagnoses or for preventing, monitoring, treating, or alleviating diseases or conditions. The information in the app does not replace professional medical advice. Always consult a general practitioner or other healthcare professional in case of health complaints.