From continuous sensing to clinical action.
CrelyCOMPASS connects wearable multimodal sensing, patient-specific intelligence, and clinical workflow into one operating system for postoperative recovery — so emerging change is seen, understood, and acted on earlier, across every setting of care.
One continuous loop, six stages.
Every part of CrelyCOMPASS exists to carry a physiological signal toward a timely clinical decision — and to keep that thread unbroken as the patient moves through care.
Continuous sensing
A comfortable wearable captures multimodal physiology without interrupting care.
Secure connectivity
Data moves continuously and securely from the bedside to the cloud.
Cloud & models
Signals are quality-checked, baselined per patient, and analyzed over time.
Clinical dashboard
Trends and status are presented to the care team in clinical context.
Tiered escalation
Meaningful change raises a proportional, prioritized alert — not noise.
Continuity of care
The same monitoring thread follows the patient from ICU to ward to home.
Five complementary signals, one physiological picture.
No single measurement captures postoperative deterioration. Crely combines complementary signals, each carrying a different part of the physiological story — so a change confirmed across several is more trustworthy than any one alone.
Tissue oxygenation
Near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) of tissue oxygen saturation and peripheral perfusion.
Why it matters — microvascular oxygen delivery often shifts early when perfusion is compromised.
Bioimpedance
A low-level electrical measurement sensitive to tissue fluid and composition.
Why it matters — reflects fluid shifts and inflammatory change around the surgical site.
Cardiac activity
ECG-derived heart rate, rhythm, and beat-to-beat variability.
Why it matters — autonomic response is an early, sensitive marker of physiological stress.
Skin temperature
Localized thermoregulation and perfusion at the measurement site.
Why it matters — rising local temperature can accompany inflammation and infection.
Motion & activity
Movement, rest, and restlessness through an onboard motion sensor.
Why it matters — return to activity and sleep patterns track the recovery trajectory.
How a raw signal becomes a clinical decision.
Between the sensor and the care team, six steps turn continuous measurement into something a clinician can act on with confidence.
Capture
Continuous multimodal signals are recorded at the bedside and at home.
Qualify
Signal quality is assessed so noise and artifact do not drive conclusions.
Baseline
Each patient becomes their own reference, not a population average.
Detect
Meaningful deviation from that personal baseline is identified over time.
Contextualize
Signals are read together, so patterns — not single blips — carry weight.
Escalate
A proportional, tiered alert reaches the right member of the care team.
One monitoring thread, from enrolment to home.
Risk does not end at discharge — but most monitoring does. CrelyCOMPASS is designed to stay with the patient across the whole recovery arc.
Enrol
Baseline
ICU
Ward
Discharge
Home
The transitions between settings — ICU to ward, hospital to home — are where visibility is most often lost. Continuous monitoring is designed to keep the care team informed exactly where hand-offs create blind spots.
Built to fit how care teams already work.
Monitoring only helps if it reaches the right person at the right moment, in a form they can act on. CrelyCOMPASS is designed around the existing clinical workflow, not against it.
Tiered alerts
Alerts are graded by urgency, so attention goes to meaningful change instead of constant noise.
Clinical review
Trends and context are available for review, supporting — never replacing — clinical judgment.
Care coordination
A shared view helps the team coordinate across shifts, units, and settings of care.
Follow-up
Monitoring continues after discharge, extending the team's visibility into recovery at home.
Designed to support clinical teams — not replace them.
CrelyCOMPASS is intended to complement clinical assessment and standard monitoring. It does not provide a stand-alone diagnosis and is not a substitute for clinical judgment or emergency care. CrelyCOMPASS is an investigational platform described here for information; its current development and regulatory status is on the Regulatory & Product Status page.
Bring a connected recovery pathway to your unit.
We are working with clinical leaders, hospitals, and researchers to validate and implement a new approach to postoperative monitoring.
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