A structured functional tracking platform for seniors in independent and supported living communities — and the home-based care that supports them. Built and running in Canada.
Request a walkthrough → See how it worksAcross senior living and home-based care, function is documented as symptoms — not trajectories. Decline is recognized only after the fall, after the hospitalization, after independence is already lost. Care managers sense a resident is slipping, but have no objective way to show it.
The system reacts. It was never built to predict.
functionIQ is a tablet-first platform that replaces narrative documentation with four evidence-based outcome measures, captured at a resident's baseline and at every reassessment, then trended over time.
Mobility and fall-risk benchmark, captured and trended at every visit.
Validated predictor of adverse outcomes in older adults.
Lower extremity strength and functional endurance indicator.
Static balance progression, objectively scored every reassessment.
Real reassessment workflow, real alert engine, real longitudinal trajectories — running on a Canadian-hosted backend. Below are screenshots from the live platform.
Every reassessment plotted against the patient's own prior performance, across all four outcome measures — the trend signal EMRs never deliver.
Patients sorted by who needs the clinician's attention today. The alert engine surfaces decline before the patient or family does.
Tap-to-start timer, manual override, previous-vs-current visible at every step. Designed for the home visit, not the clinic desk.
Rules-based, auditable, defensible. Every flag traceable to a specific MDC/MCID threshold — no LLMs in the clinical decision path.
A modern, privacy-first architecture designed from day one for the realities of home-based rehabilitation in the Canadian regulatory context.
Next.js + Tailwind. Installable on iPad and Android tablets. Offline-capable for home visits with autosync.
Postgres with authentication and row-level data isolation between clinics — with Canadian data residency from day one.
PIPEDA-compliant, BC PIPA-aware, PHIPA-ready. Role-based access and an immutable audit-log data model for protected health information.
No LLMs in the clinical decision path. Deterministic, auditable, explainable decline detection.
functionIQ is not a US product retrofitted for Canada. Compliance is architectural, not bolted on.
Brief, evidence-based assessments establish a clear functional baseline for each person. From there, functionIQ tracks change over time — so you can see, objectively, whether someone is progressing, declining, or holding steady.
Physical function is monitored proactively — not discovered after something goes wrong. Every resident gets a clear baseline and a documented trajectory over time.
A documented picture of resident health trajectories across the community — informing programming, care decisions, and resource planning, with declining residents surfaced early.
Real, objective information to help plan ahead — whether that's adjusting an exercise program, scheduling rehabilitation, or simply understanding what's changing and why.
functionIQ was built by a working clinician, for the clinicians and communities that serve seniors. The founder runs a home-visit physiotherapy practice across Vancouver's Lower Mainland — the problem functionIQ solves is one lived daily, not researched at a distance.
Domain depth across geriatric rehabilitation, home-care operations, clinical workflow design, and direct patient care in the target population.
An aging population. A strained system. No purpose-built tool — until now. functionIQ is built and running in Canada, by a clinician-operator, for the communities that need it most. We'd be glad to walk you through how it fits your team and calendar.
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