Yoarly, Your Early Warning, by MDY Analytics
In use

One device, wherever care happens

Yoarly stays with the wearer from daily life into care and back again, with the same forecast and the same biomarkers throughout.

Where it is used

One device across the health system

THE SAME DEVICE, FORECAST AND BIOMARKER RECORD THROUGHOUT HomeEmergency departmentHospital wardIntensive care RECOVERY AND RETURN HOME
Figure 6One person, four settings, one continuous record. Yoarly stays with the wearer as the level of care changes.

Population

Warning of an impending condition in daily life, before symptoms prompt a visit.

Emergency department

Trajectory and biomarkers from arrival, ahead of the first test results.

Hospital wards

Continuous surveillance between observation rounds and tests.

Intensive care

Biomarkers between tests and forecasts of each organ system.

Yoarly in use

Four people, four settings, one warning in time

Population

At home, an infection takes hold

  1. Yoarly readsOver an evening, heart rate and temperature drift upward and the surrogate for a marker of infection begins to climb.
  2. It warnsYoarly forecasts that the trend will reach its clinical threshold overnight and advises the wearer to seek care.
  3. What followsThe wearer is assessed and treated the same evening, with the device's record in the clinician's hands.
Emergency department

In the waiting area, a cardiac event builds

  1. Yoarly readsFrom arrival, Yoarly reads the patient and reports the cardiac biomarkers continuously.
  2. It warnsThe forecast shows the biomarker rising towards its threshold, and the triage team is alerted.
  3. What followsThe patient is seen at once and treatment starts ahead of the first test result.
Hospital ward

After surgery, kidney function begins to fall

  1. Yoarly readsBetween observation rounds, the surrogate for creatinine starts to rise and its forecast steepens.
  2. It warnsThe ward team receives the warning, with the time remaining before the threshold for kidney injury.
  3. What followsFluids and medicines are reviewed that afternoon, before the injury is established.
Intensive care

In intensive care, shock is forecast

  1. Yoarly readsYoarly reports lactate continuously between tests and forecasts each organ system.
  2. It warnsThe forecast shows lactate crossing its threshold within hours, with pressure falling alongside.
  3. What followsThe team prepares treatment in advance and intervenes at the earliest point.

Illustrative scenarios. In each strip the solid line is what Yoarly has read, the broken line is its forecast and the upper line is the clinical threshold.

Who benefits

What Yoarly gives each of them

The wearer

Knows early

A warning arrives while there is still time to seek care, and every biomarker is available without a sample.

The clinician

Sees the course ahead

The trajectory, the biomarkers and the time available are in hand before the decision is made.

The hospital

Acts before escalation

Deterioration is met where the patient is, tests are directed where they are needed, and capacity is planned on forecast need.

The health system

Moves care earlier

One continuous record follows each person across every setting, and conditions are met before they become emergencies.