Moviq Health · The Report

Make function
easier to understand.

Moviq Health does more than report numbers. It brings movement measurements, reference values, longitudinal change, and clinical interpretation together to create a clear picture of patient function. The report summarizes what the data shows, where function stands relative to reference, what has changed over time, and what those findings mean in the context of the patient.

01 · Clinical summary

Every report starts with an understanding of function.

Moviq Health does not leave physicians to interpret a page of numbers on their own. The report begins with a clinical summary written by a Doctor of Physical Therapy that brings the measurements together, explains what they mean for function, identifies the findings that matter most, and shows what has changed since the previous study.

Clinical summary
  1. 01 · Overview What the findings mean for everyday function.

    Walking is independent and within reference for community distances. Reduced force production is now the main limitation, most likely to show when rising from a low chair, climbing stairs or stepping up a curb.

  2. 02 · Key findings The measurements that matter most, interpreted in context.

    Gait speed is 1.10 m/s, within reference. Peak force (10.2 N/kg) and rate of force development (26 N/s/kg) are below reference, and force symmetry is 16%, with the involved leg doing less of the work.

  3. 03 · Comparison What changed since the last study, and what remains limited.

    Since the 3-month study, gait speed rose from 0.96 to 1.10 m/s and is now within reference. Peak force rose from 8.4 to 10.2 N/kg, and symmetry improved from 23% to 16%; both remain outside reference.

02 · Results

Numbers need context.
Every result is read against a reference.

A measurement means more when there is something meaningful to compare it with. Moviq Health places each result beside its reference value and identifies whether it falls within or outside that range, making differences easier to see and giving the clinical summary a measurable foundation.

Results
Measure What was measured. Patient result The measured value. Reference The value it’s compared with. Status How it compares.

Gait

Gait speed Result 1.10 m/s Ref ≥ 1.00 Within
Cadence Result 108 steps/min Ref ≥ 100 Within
Stride length left Result 1240 mm Ref ≥ 1150 Within
Stride length right Result 1280 mm Ref ≥ 1150 Within

Force

Peak force Result 10.2 N/kg Ref ≥ 22.0 Outside
Rate of force development Result 26 N/s/kg Ref ≥ 90 Outside
Force symmetry Result 16% Ref ≤ 10% Outside

Balance

Eyes open, firm (mCTSIB) Result 46 cm Ref ≤ 30 Outside
Limits of stability Result 346 cm² Ref ≥ 370 Outside

03 · From Data to Function

From measurement
to an understanding of function.

Numbers describe movement. Clinical interpretation explains what those numbers mean for function. Moviq Health connects each measurement to its reference and translates the finding into a clearer picture of what the patient can do, where function is limited, and how movement may affect everyday activity.

  • Gait speed 1.10 m/s
    ref ≥ 1.00 m/s Within

    What it means for function: Walking speed is within healthy reference, supporting safe community ambulation.

  • Peak force 10.2 N/kg
    ref ≥ 22.0 N/kg Outside

    What it means for function: Reduced force can make it harder to rise from a low chair, climb stairs, or step up onto a curb.

  • Rate of force development 26 N/s/kg
    ref ≥ 30 N/s/kg Outside

    What it means for function: Force develops more slowly, which can matter when the body needs to respond quickly and recover from a loss of balance.

  • Force symmetry 16 %
    ref ≤ 10% Outside

    What it means for function: The unaffected leg is doing more of the work, revealing a compensation that may be difficult to see when walking appears normal.

04 · Clinical Application

See where the patient is.
Measure what changes next.

Recovery Point Gait speed ref ≥ 1.00 m/s Peak force ref ≥ 22.0 N/kg Force symmetry ref ≤ 10% What the data shows
Pre-op Baseline
0.92m/s Outside
21.3N/kg Outside
11% Outside

The pre-op measurement establishes the patient’s starting point. Every subsequent study can be compared with this baseline and with reference values.

1 month Early recovery
0.81m/s Outside
16.8N/kg Outside
13% Outside

All three measures are outside reference. The measurements establish the early state of recovery and give the clinician an objective point from which to track change.

3 months Re-assessment
1.03m/s Within
19.7N/kg Outside
9% Within

Gait has returned to within reference, force is recovering, and symmetry has improved to within reference. The trajectory is becoming visible.

6 months Re-assessment
1.10m/s Within
22.7N/kg Within
8% Within

Gait, force, and symmetry are all within reference. The measurements show where function stands now and how it has changed across recovery. The data makes functional change visible.

05 · Reference value

A measurement needs context.
The reference makes it meaningful.

Healthcare rarely interprets a result in isolation. Blood pressure, bone density, lung function, and laboratory values are compared with what is expected to show where a patient stands. Movement can be measured the same way. A reference turns a movement result into clinical information, showing whether function is within an expected range, below it, or changing toward it.

Patient result 10.2 N/kg
Healthy reference ≥ 22.0 N/kg

About Moviq Health

The same precision.
A greater purpose.

Moviq Health began with a simple question: if precise movement measurement can help elite athletes understand performance and recovery, why shouldn’t the same precision help patients? We are bringing biomechanics into healthcare to measure function, track recovery, and give clinicians a clearer picture of how people move through life.

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