The IncludeHealth story began with a powerful observation: Inclusive design and exceptional technology can help everyone get access to the care they deserve. From our early days designing the world’s first accessible & digital functional trainer—to our current offering of convenient care in the comfort of your own home—we design technologies that put people first.
Patients deserve convenient, engaging, cost-effective care that works. We’re passionate about supporting providers and payers in delivering seamless, integrated care. Instead of circumventing the healthcare system, we’re empowering it.
IncludeHealth was originally inspired by witnessing a man in a wheelchair struggle while exercising at a local gym. This led to the development a piece of accessible fitness equipment called The Access.
The Access won Gold, Best in Show, and People’s Choice in the International Design Excellence Awards. This recognition created global awareness of this vision and provided an opportunity to further pursue development.
After six years of initial research & development, an early prototype of The Access was created and demonstrated across the country in a custom mobile showroom.
Three years into development, The Access was expanded with a digital platform enabling digital plan building, live guidance, and outcomes collection.
The Access launched with health systems, senior care and government installations across the country.
We partnered with Cincinnati Children’s Medical Center to expand the platform with the integration of computer vision.
We collaborated with Google to train their computer vision models for clinical accuracy and were featured in the 2021 I/O Conference.
We were awarded a $1.5M Tactical Funding Increase with the US Air Force to apply this technology to reduce MSK injuries within the military.
IncludeHealth began treating patients directly as a virtual provider; leveraging the power of our platform to deliver accessible and affordable care.
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