Recovery, with a more connected care team.
A small, comfortable wearable keeps your care team more closely connected to your recovery — at the hospital and at home. It supports your clinicians; it never replaces them.
Four simple steps.
From set-up to recovery at home, here's what taking part usually looks like — with your care team involved throughout.
Getting set up
Your care team places a small wearable sensor and shows you how it works. It's quick and comfortable.
Going about your recovery
You carry on with your day. The sensor measures quietly in the background, at the hospital and at home.
Information reaches the care team
Your measurements travel securely to your care team, so they have a fuller picture between visits.
Your care team remains in charge
Clinicians review the information and make every decision about your care. The device only helps them see sooner.
What wearing it is like.
It's designed to fit into everyday life with as little fuss as possible.
Placement
The sensor sits comfortably against the skin in a spot your care team chooses. It's light and low-profile.
Wearing & charging
It's worn continuously and charged as your care team advises. Most people quickly forget it's there.
Everyday activity
You can move, rest, and go about normal activity. Follow the simple guidance your care team gives you.
It supports your care team — it doesn't replace them.
CrelyCOMPASS helps your clinicians notice changes earlier. It does not diagnose, and it is not a substitute for the judgement of your care team.
Common questions.
QIs it comfortable to wear?
Yes — it's soft, lightweight, and low-profile. Most people quickly stop noticing it.
QCan I shower with it?
Follow the guidance your care team gives you. Some set-ups are splash-resistant; for others, it's briefly removed.
QWhat if it comes loose?
Nothing to worry about — it may simply stop sending good measurements. Reposition it as instructed, or let your care team know.
QWho can see my data?
Your care team, and Crely's systems that support them. Your information is handled securely and kept confidential.
QDoes it diagnose me?
No. It helps your care team see changes earlier. Your clinicians make every decision about your care.
QWhat if I feel unwell?
Trust how you feel. Contact your care team — and in an emergency, call your local emergency services right away.
QCan I stop wearing it?
Yes. Taking part is voluntary. If you'd like to stop, just talk to your care team.
QWill it cost me anything?
Any cost is arranged through your hospital or program. Your care team can tell you what applies to you.
Questions about your recovery?
Your care team is your first point of contact. For questions about the device itself, our patient support team is glad to help.
Patient support