Sway Medical

Medical · Free #5

2.0 (271 ratings)

App Store screenshot 1 of Sway Medical: Objective Balance, Functional, and Cognitive Testing

“Objective Balance, Functional, and Cognitive Testing”

App Store screenshot 2 of Sway Medical: Baseline in minutes

“Baseline in minutes”

App Store screenshot 3 of Sway Medical: Create personalized PDF reports

“Create personalized PDF reports”

App Store screenshot 4 of Sway Medical: Manage your patients and athletes

“Manage your patients and athletes”

A closer look at the screenshots

Screenshot 1 of Sway Medical: Objective Balance, Functional, and Cognitive Testing
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Testing categories use different colors beside a phone-holding instruction.

Screenshot 2 of Sway Medical: Baseline in minutes
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A team-code list names sports.

Screenshot 3 of Sway Medical: Create personalized PDF reports
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A PDF report contains patient fields and percentile bars.

Screenshot 4 of Sway Medical: Manage your patients and athletes
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A roster lists people with dates and IDs.

About this app

Note: This app is only accessible to users with a Sway account Sway is an FDA-cleared app that reinvents the way athletes and patients are monitored for signs of imbalance or delayed reaction. Using the built-in motion sensors of a mobile device to assess stability and reaction time, Sway enables health care professionals to objectively assess a patient's fall risk, track recovery from an injury, and detect instability from medication changes.

Headlines in this set

4 screenshots · 4 with a headline

  1. “Objective Balance, Functional, and Cognitive Testing”

    The three named test areas establish the clinical scope.

  2. “Baseline in minutes”

    In minutes emphasizes the time to establish a baseline.

  3. “Create personalized PDF reports”

    Personalized PDF reports names both customization and export format.

  4. “Manage your patients and athletes”

    Patients and athletes identifies the two management audiences.

How Medical sets are usually built

Most Medical apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (78% of sets, 71% of screens).