INVIZA LLC

INVIZA LLC develops the INVIZA CARE platform, a remote patient monitoring system centered on self-charging smart insoles equipped with medical-grade optical sensors. The platform combines hardware (InvizaSoles), mobile applications (InvizaSafe and InvizaCare), cloud-based AI/ML computing (InvizaCloud), and clinical dashboards (InvizaPortal) to monitor vital signs and biometric data for healthcare, athletics, and defense applications.

The company's core technology uses piezoelectric materials to convert steps into energy, eliminating frequent battery charging. The insoles feature embedded machine learning algorithms for edge computing and integrate with HIPAA and DoD-secure cloud infrastructure for predictive analytics. INVIZA targets Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) and Digital Therapeutics (DTx) applications, particularly for Hospital-at-Home settings and post-acute recovery scenarios including cardiac, pulmonary, and orthopedic conditions.

INVIZA participates in major healthcare technology events including HLTH 2024, DoD/VA Government HIT Summit 2025, and serves as a Gold Sponsor at Health 2.0 Dubai. The company operates LinkedIn groups focused on MedTech and IoMT with over 10,000 members.

Select INVIZA if your organization requires continuous remote monitoring with minimal patient burden and high compliance rates. The self-charging insole approach addresses a critical pain point in wearable technology by eliminating battery management, which is particularly valuable for elderly populations, post-surgical patients, or programs requiring long-term monitoring.

The platform suits healthcare organizations exploring Hospital-at-Home programs or seeking to improve post-discharge monitoring for cardiac, respiratory, and orthopedic surgery patients. The dual compliance with HIPAA and DoD standards makes it suitable for VA and military healthcare applications.

INVIZA targets three primary healthcare use cases: Hospital-at-Home remote patient monitoring, post-acute care recovery tracking, and chronic disease management. The platform specifically addresses cardiac patients (heart attack, heart failure), pulmonary patients (CABG surgery, COPD, pneumonia), and orthopedic surgery patients (hip and knee replacements).

The company maintains both HIPAA compliance for civilian healthcare and DoD security standards for military and VA healthcare systems. Their participation in DoD/VA Government HIT Summit indicates focus on federal healthcare markets. The platform architecture supports care team coordination through separate caregiver and clinical dashboards for real-time monitoring and intervention.

Health systems implementing or expanding Hospital-at-Home programs, particularly those focused on post-acute cardiac, pulmonary, or orthopedic surgery recovery. VA medical centers and military treatment facilities requiring DoD-compliant remote monitoring. Organizations prioritizing patient compliance through non-invasive, maintenance-free monitoring technology for elderly or mobility-challenged populations.