Exer AI
Exer AI offers an all-in-one digital health platform designed to deliver real-time insights on diverse musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions. Exer AI's goal is to st...
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What is Exer AI?
Exer AI is a clinical‑grade AI platform that turns motion into objective, real‑time insights for musculoskeletal (MSK) and movement‑disorder care. It uses video‑based motion‑AI to assess range of motion, gait, functional mobility, and strength without any wearables or sensors, running on standard mobile devices, tablets, or webcams in clinic, via telehealth, or in patients’ homes. The platform is built around a suite of apps—Exer Scan for in‑clinic screening, Exer Health for at‑home patient engagement, and backend dashboards for providers—so clinicians can track movement over time, personalize treatment plans, and flag early deterioration or improvement.
Key features include real‑time motion‑AI analysis that converts body‑marker movements into quantitative metrics, automated scoring and standardized outcome measures, customizable assessment templates, and integration tools that feed data into EHRs via barcodes or APIs. The system also supports remote therapeutic monitoring, automated billing reports, and daily engagement nudges such as check‑ins and adherence prompts, tailored to specialties like orthopedics, neurology, pain/spine, PM&R, geriatrics, and senior‑living care. Exer AI is designed for clinicians, care teams, and value‑based health systems that want to scale objective MSK assessments across in‑clinic, hybrid, and fully remote pathways.
For patients, Exer AI’s apps provide a simple interface to complete prescribed movement assessments at home, with real‑time feedback and progress tracking that helps them stay engaged in rehab and chronic‑care programs. For providers, the platform offers dashboards that surface trends, risk flags, and outcome scores, enabling data‑driven adjustments to exercises, load, and follow‑up timing. The tool is particularly useful for post‑op MSK recovery, fall‑risk and mobility monitoring in seniors, and longitudinal movement‑disorder tracking, all while staying within a HIPAA‑compliant, FDA‑registered Class II software‑medical‑device framework.
Exer AI pricing
Pricing model: Free
Exer AI operates on a subscription‑based model for healthcare providers, with tiered plans that vary by practice size, specialty, and feature set; exact pricing is not publicly listed and is typically quoted individually after a demo or sales discussion. The Exer Health app is offered at no cost to patients when prescribed by a healthcare partner, while clinics and health systems pay the platform subscription. Certain components, such as the Exer Scan app on consumer app stores, are described as free for basic use, but full clinical functionality and integrations are part of the paid provider subscription. Bundled offerings may include in‑clinic scan tools, at‑home patient engagement, remote monitoring, and analytics dashboards, with additional fees if advanced analytics or custom workflow integrations are required.
Exer AI pros
- No wearables or extra hardware required for motion capture
- Works on common mobile devices, tablets, and webcams
- Real‑time AI‑powered motion analysis during in‑clinic or telehealth visits
- Objective, quantitative metrics for range of motion and functional movement
- Supports gait analysis and fall‑risk screening in senior‑living and rehab settings
- At‑home patient app for continuous monitoring without clinic visits
- Customizable assessment templates tailored to different MSK conditions
- Standardized outcome measures that integrate with EHR workflows
- Automated billing and reporting features to streamline documentation
- Daily engagement tools such as check‑in reminders and adherence prompts
- Remote therapeutic monitoring data usable by payers and health plans
- FDA‑registered Class II medical‑device software for clinical trust
- HIPAA‑compliant with end‑to‑end privacy‑first architecture
- Proprietary in‑house neural networks trained specifically on human motion
- Designed for multiple specialties including orthopedics, neurology, pain/spine, PM&R, and geriatrics
Exer AI cons
- No transparent public pricing page for individual practice tiers
- Requires integration setup with existing EHR or clinic systems
- Accuracy depends on camera quality, lighting, and patient positioning
- Some workflows may require staff training to adopt new digital assessments
- Limited hardware‑agnostic edge if providers already use sensor‑based systems
- Focus is primarily on MSK and movement disorders, not general diagnostics
- Remote assessments may be less reliable for patients with severe mobility or cognitive limitations
- Clinic‑specific workflows may need customization rather than out‑of‑the‑box templates
Frequently asked questions about Exer AI
What is Exer AI and what does it do?
Exer AI is a clinical‑AI platform that uses motion‑powered analysis to generate objective, real‑time insights for musculoskeletal and movement‑disorder care. It analyzes patient movement through standard cameras on phones, tablets, or webcams to quantify range of motion, gait, and other functional metrics, then surfaces those data in apps and dashboards for providers to guide treatment and monitor progress across in‑clinic, telehealth, and at‑home settings.
Do patients need special hardware or wearables to use Exer AI?
No; Exer AI is designed to work without any extra hardware or sensors. Patients can complete assessments using their own smartphones, tablets, or webcams, with the platform’s AI algorithms extracting motion markers and metrics directly from the video feed rather than relying on physical trackers or wearables.
Is Exer AI FDA‑cleared and HIPAA‑compliant?
Yes, Exer AI’s core clinical software is FDA‑registered as a Class II medical device, indicating it has undergone validation for safety and clinical use. The platform is also HIPAA‑compliant, with privacy‑first architecture that protects patient data across in‑clinic, telehealth, and at‑home environments.
How does Exer AI fit into an orthopedic or rehab clinic workflow?
In the clinic, Exer AI integrates by running the In‑Clinic Scan app to capture objective motion data during evaluations, then feeding standardized scores and outcome measures into EHRs via barcodes or APIs. Providers can review trends over time, compare pre‑ and post‑operative sessions, and adjust rehab protocols based on AI‑generated metrics while keeping documentation streamlined and auditable.
Can Exer AI be used for remote or at‑home monitoring?
Yes; Exer AI includes an at‑home patient app that patients can use to complete prescribed movement assessments from their homes. The platform collects objective motion data, flags changes in function, and sends progress reports back to clinicians, enabling remote therapeutic monitoring and reducing the need for frequent in‑person visits.
Is there a cost for patients using the Exer Health app?
No; when a healthcare provider prescribes the Exer Health app to patients, the app is provided at no additional cost to those patients. The provider’s organization or health system pays the subscription fee to access the platform, billing tools, analytics, and integration features.
How accurate is Exer AI compared with traditional clinical tools?
Exer AI has been validated in clinical settings against traditional methods such as goniometry and manual assessment, with published feedback indicating highly accurate motion measurements. The platform is designed to augment—not replace—clinical judgment, giving providers an additional layer of objective, repeatable data alongside their own physical‑exam findings.
Does Exer AI support multiple specialties or only orthopedics?
Exer AI supports multiple specialties beyond orthopedics, including neurology, pain/spine, physical medicine and rehabilitation, geriatrics, and senior‑living care. The platform can be configured for different MSK and movement‑disorder conditions, with tailored templates and outcome measures for each specialty’s typical patient populations.
Can Exer AI integrate with electronic health records and billing systems?
Yes; Exer AI is designed to be EHR‑friendly, supporting barcode integration into clinic charts and APIs that connect its backend data portal to existing EHRs and billing systems. This allows automated generation of billing reports and outcome summaries, reducing manual charting and supporting value‑based care and remote therapeutic monitoring codes.
Is Exer AI available as a free trial or demo for clinics?
Exer AI offers product demos and trial access for clinics and health systems, typically arranged through a sales or clinical‑partner team. Interested organizations book a demo on the website, after which they can trial the platform with a limited set of features or patients before committing to a full subscription.