Predict | Acute Ischemic Stroke 

Predict stroke risk and address modifiable factors.

There are nearly 800,000 strokes in the United States each year, and more than 50% of stroke patients are readmitted or die within one year of discharge. Up to 90% of stroke survivors experience residual functional deficits that significantly impact their quality of life, yet it is estimated that up to 40% of all strokes can be prevented with good blood pressure control.

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Ingest, normalize, and blend data
from dozens of health data sources.

Electronic Health Records
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Vital Signs
Remote Monitoring Data
Medical Claims
Rx Claims
ADT Records
Lab Test Results
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Social Determinants of Health
EHR Problem Lists

Risk of death in the next 12 months related to acute ischemic stroke

HIGH RISK

Patient ID

Gender

Age

Risk Score Percentile

311762559

Male

81

98

Impact on risk

Contributing factor

Value

+25%

Age

81

+19%

Stroke Severity Index

6.76

+12%

Rise in Blood Pressure (mmHg)

130/85 to 150/100

+11%

Rise in Charlson Comorbidity Index

7 to 10

AI INFORMS ACTION

Pinpoint high-risk individuals and surface actionable risk factors.

ClosedLoop generates explainable predictions using thousands of auto-generated, clinically relevant contributing factors.

Enroll

Enroll patients in organized, multidisciplinary stroke care

Address

Address and improve patient-specific risk factors (e.g., smoking, hypertension)

Utilize

Utilize specialized inpatient rehabilitation units and intensive rehabilitation efforts

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Get in touch today to see the ClosedLoop platform in action.