The movement analysis that once belonged to pro athletes and hospital labs — now a tool that augments the clinics, trainers, and coaches everywhere, and reaches those who never had it.
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A force multiplier for the experts you already trust — not a replacement for them.
Sharper judgment
Objective data that backs up expert eyes and standardizes the call.
More reach, less time
Screen and follow more athletes and patients, faster.
Lab-grade at scale
The analysis that lived in a motion lab — across a whole program.
Most programs can’t staff a full-time athletic trainer. Allheartz doesn’t replace one — but it puts objective movement screening and structured guidance within reach where there was nothing before.[1]
A remote layer that covers some of what an athletic trainer does — objective screening, structured guidance, and an extra set of remote eyes.
Objective MSK assessment beyond the walls of the clinic.
Hard-to-reach & rural
Assessment where a motion lab or specialist was never an option.
When travel is hard
Track recovery from home instead of the waiting room.
Fewer post-op checks
Monitor recovery remotely — fewer trips in for routine looks.
We’re building sponsorship and earmarked-fund programs to bring Allheartz to under-served schools and regions — so access is never limited by budget. If you’d like to sponsor a program or fund a region, we’d love to talk.
When we're able to use shared exams, this then improves the shared model. Broadening access doesn’t just reach more people; it makes the care better for all of them.
[1] Korey Stringer Institute (UConn) national benchmark: only ~37% of US high schools have a full-time athletic trainer.