OneStep and FOX Rehabilitation Win McKnight’s Innovator of the Year Silver Medal
OneStep and FOX Rehabilitation Win McKnight’s Tech Innovator Award for Transforming Senior Care With AI-Powered Gait Analysis
OneStep, a leader in AI-powered digital care technology, and FOX Rehabilitation were awarded the Innovator of the Year Silver Medal at the 2024 McKnight’s Tech Awards. This honor recognizes their joint efforts to redefine older adult care through innovative gait analysis and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM), providing significant improvements in patient outcomes and operational efficiency.
The collaboration has led to significant advancements, including a 45% reduction in fall rates and 58% improvement in residents’ function. Additionally, FOX clinicians have optimized their workflows, experiencing a 50% reduction in time spent on triaging resident care needs. These results reflect the power of combining gait analysis technology and remote monitoring to deliver more comprehensive, proactive care.
Will Dieter, PT, DPT, GCS, FSOAE, Senior Clinical Director at FOX, emphasized the changes happening in the senior living industry. “We’ve seen an increasing number of senior living communities eager to implement OneStep’s technology. As the industry increasingly embraces value-based care and integrates technology, our partnership with OneStep positions us ahead of the curve—offering proactive, tech-driven care that enhances clinical outcomes and operational efficiency.”
The collaboration between OneStep and FOX enables providers to explore new opportunities to complement traditional insurance-based models such as RTM. Using gait analysis as a continuous monitoring tool, FOX clinicians can monitor patients throughout their care journey—from initial screening to post-treatment follow-ups.
Tomer Shussman, CEO of OneStep, added, “This award underscores how AI-powered digital health is transforming senior care. Our partnership with FOX Rehabilitation proves that by turning motion data into actionable insights, we’re not only improving clinical outcomes but also enhancing patient safety and quality of life."
Key outcomes from the partnership include:
- 45% reduction in fall rates in senior living communities
- 58% improvement in residents’ function as measured by the Patient-Specific Functional Scale (PSFS), with patients averaging 5 actively engaged days per week in senior living settings
- 50% reduction in time spent triaging resident care needs, improving operational efficiency, and allowing clinicians to focus on urgent patient needs
- 97% success rate for resident RTM billing
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