
Machine learning techniques for passive, remote monitoring of elderly heart failure patients from homeAward last edited on: 4/30/2022
Sponsored Program
SBIRAwarding Agency
NIH : NHLBITotal Award Amount
$224,996Award Phase
1Solicitation Topic Code
837Principal Investigator
Brian Francis BenderCompany Information
Bender Tech LLC (AKA: Intake Health)
414 Fayetteville Street 4th Floor
Raleigh, NC 27601
Raleigh, NC 27601
(910) 988-1333 |
hydrate@intake.health |
www.bender.tech |
Location: Single
Congr. District: 02
County: Wake
Congr. District: 02
County: Wake
Phase I
Contract Number: 1R43HL157937-01Start Date: 3/1/2021 Completed: 2/28/2023
Phase I year
2021Phase I Amount
$224,996Public Health Relevance Statement:
Project Narrative Remotely stratifying risk of worsening heart failure and predicting imminent decompensation and hospitalizations using remote patient monitoring devices can help lower healthcare costs and improve lives for the elderly living with heart failure at home. Longitudinal urinary trend data of physiologically important markers, such as spot sodium tests, have been shown to help classify potentially stable heart failure patients, predict acute decompensation, and measure diuretic effectiveness via relative changes from baseline measurements. Bender Tech proposes to integrate the hardware and machine learning methods necessary to render its internet-connected home urine testing platform completely passive to enable use by the elderly HF population and obviate any need for device interaction for data collection and transmission.
Project Terms:
Elderly ; advanced age ; elders ; geriatric ; late life ; later life ; older adult ; older person ; senior citizen ; Biometry ; Biometrics ; Biostatistics ; Cardiology ; Classification ; Systematics ; Clinical Trials ; Data Collection ; Defecation ; bowel movement ; Diuretics ; Engineering ; Fingerprint ; Future ; Goals ; Health behavior ; health related behavior ; Medicare ; Health Insurance for Aged and Disabled, Title 18 ; Health Insurance for Disabled Title 18 ; Title 18 ; health insurance for disabled ; Heart failure ; cardiac failure ; Hospitalization ; Hospital Admission ; Manuals ; Maps ; mortality ; Patients ; Potassium ; K element ; Publishing ; Research ; Risk ; Running ; Sleep ; Societies ; Sodium ; Na element ; Specificity ; Technology ; Testing ; Urination ; micturition ; Urine ; Urine Urinary System ; Use Effectiveness ; Measures ; Health Care Costs ; Health Costs ; Healthcare Costs ; Treatment Failure ; therapy failure ; sensor ; improved ; sample collection ; specimen collection ; Acute ; Phase ; Physiological ; Physiologic ; Individual ; European ; Measurement ; Internet ; WWW ; web ; world wide web ; Spottings ; tool ; machine learned ; Machine Learning ; Consensus ; programs ; Frequencies ; Techniques ; System ; Test Result ; interest ; meetings ; experience ; patient monitoring device ; Performance ; hospital re-admission ; re-admission ; re-hospitalization ; readmission ; rehospitalization ; hospital readmission ; Devices ; Modeling ; Effectiveness ; preventing ; prevent ; Dose ; Data ; Economic Burden ; Molecular Marker of Prognosis ; Prognosis Marker ; prognostic biomarker ; prognostic indicator ; Prognostic Marker ; Collection ; trend ; Characteristics ; urinary ; Output ; cost ; design ; designing ; Outcome ; Population ; Prevalence ; prospective ; patient population ; data exchange ; data transfer ; data transmission ; health data ; risk stratification ; stratify risk ; clinical decision support ; unsupervised learning ; unsupervised machine learning ; classification algorithm ; machine learning method ; machine learning methodologies ; remote monitoring ; remote patient monitoring ; Home ;
Phase II
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