SWORD Phoenix is a digital therapy solution for motor rehabilitation that uses motion trackers, a mobile app, and web portal to increase access to treatment, engagement, and data analysis while reducing costs. It has been clinically validated and recognized internationally. SWORD plans to expand its state-of-the-art enhanced rehabilitation centers to the US and China through partnerships, having already deployed the first center in Hangzhou.

4. CURRENT REHABILITATION MODELS

5. COMPETITION
Two concepts. No solution.

6. SWORD PHOENIX
SWORD Phoenix is the first digital therapy solution that addresses the
growing demand for motor rehabilitation therapy while reducing costs,
empowering patients with their recovery and providing a rich
source of data for clinical teams and decision makers.
Motion trackers Phoenix App Phoenix Portal

7. CLINICAL VALIDATION

8. MULTIDIMENSIONAL VALUE PROPOSAL
Patients Clinical Team Institutions
• Increased access
• Increased intensity
• Engagement
• Simplified patient
management
• In-depth progress
analysis
• Automated assessment
• Increased efficiency
• Increased
accountability
• Less dependence on
human resources

9. INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION

10. INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP
Bringing state-of-the art SWORD-enhanced centers to the US and China
Already deployed the first center in Hangzhou

11. ADVISORY BOARD
Dr. Jorge Lains
President-elect
International Society of Physical
Medicine and Rehabilitation
Sarah Thomas
Director of Global Innovation
Genesis Rehab Services

12. SWORD-ENHANCED CENTERS

13. INVESTMENT ROADMAP
$4.1 M
Series A
Q2/Q3 2016
$1 M
(Grant)
European Commission
7/15
$266 k
BrainCapital
New Ventures
3/15
$160 k
BrainCapital
3/14
$426 k
Change Partners
9/15

14. Business Model
SaaS Model
License fee per patient active in the system (annual contract)
+
Rental fee per set of hardware
Prices adjusted to national health system particularities

15. Considered one of the most innovative companies in Europe
Developed the new standard in the motor rehabilitation industry
Global partnerships and pilots in three continents
Same outcomes with less dependence on human resources