Transform Access to Intraoperative Neuromonitoring

The Sentinel AI-IONM Platform delivers AI-powered
real-time feedback directly to the surgeon during
high-risk surgeries.

The History of Intraoperative Monitoring

Intraoperative Monitoring (IOM) works alongside surgeons to help protect patients by continuously monitoring the nervous system during high-risk surgeries.

SENTINEL

Our next-generation technology, the SENTINEL AI Surgical Monitoring Platform, is a portable, automated, and continuous AI-powered monitoring platform that gives surgeons real-time feedback.

Professional Resources

We help the healthcare community with our deep experience and innovation, delivering vital metrics and alerts, powered by AI, to support better health outcomes during high-risk procedures.

NeuroVRD Team

CEO Jeffrey Owen, Ph.D., IOM pioneer, presents an innovative platform solution backed by a world-class team of scientists, engineers, and clinicians.

More than 86% of all high-risk surgeries in the US go unmonitored

Our mission is to bring IONM to all 3.8 million high-risks surgeries in the US each year. We developed Sentinel, an AI-powered IONM platform that works for all surgeons, human and robot-assisted, to help them improve outcomes and preserve patient quality of life.

Preserve Quality of Life for Millions

While Intraoperative Monitoring (IOM) is the current medicolegal Standard of Care, it is underutilized because it’s expensive and trained service providers are scarce. Plus, quality varies widely. As a result, the healthcare industry and most patients remain vulnerable to the costs and risks of poor post-surgical outcomes.

The Next Generation of Surgical Monitoring

NeuroVRD has assembled industry pioneers to introduce the first automated, AI-powered Intraoperative Monitoring (IOM) platform so that surgeons can get direct feedback in real time on impending damage to critical nerve structures during surgeries.

Automating IOM will:

Improve reliability

Save more than 60% in costs

Transform access to IOM

What healthcare leaders are saying about Sentinel AI-IONM

I am not aware of another device such as yours, and… it has excellent potential. Clinically, it would be incredibly impactful; the issue of sexual function preservation is paramount for many patients undergoing prostate cancer treatment.

I have been working in Spine Deformity for 38 years. Jeffrey Owen, PhD, has been working with me for much of that time. He is a visionary, an innovator, and a “Doer”. I believe that his vision of AI-IOM, coupled with perfusion monitoring, is the next advance in this space. It has the potential to drive down monitoring costs while making the service available to more patients.

I do believe that the NVRD approach has enormous potential to reduce (postoperative functional) complications and thereby address this quality of life compromise.

Decreasing Medicare reimbursement rates make automated IOM more attractive. If your device is reliable and improves surgical outcomes, I will buy two right now.

IOM is very important to Risk Management and protecting the hospital and patient. It is difficult to find reliable, well-trained monitoring techs and monitoring companies.

The Future of Surgical Monitoring

The current standard of care is too costly and too constrained by lack of personnel:
it’s unreliable, expensive, and hard to get. Sentinel packages AI on IONM equipment
to deliver real-time feedback directly to the surgeon, at >20% accuracy.

Step Into the Future of IONM

Get in touch to join the conversation on the future of IONM.