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Biorhythm Analytics Platform

The Phoenix Chronobiology Projects underpin an emerging healthcare program that uses chronobiologic techniques to prevent strokes and other effects of cardiac disease.

The system uses blood pressure measurements taken approximately every 30 minutes, day and night, in ambulatory fashion. Ideally, seven days of data are available. The projects' work on ambulatory blood pressure monitors is discussed in ABPM.

The Biorhythm Analytics Platform analyzes collected data with cosinor and cumulative-sum algorithms. The results of an analysis is available directly to the patient, and when appropriate, to the patient’s healthcare provider. Analysis solutions are automated and easy to use.

The solution is global in scope. Its capability is widely distributed and fronted by multi-linguage websites.

The solution treats privacy and security as paramount, giving the patient control over who has access to the patient's data.

The public-facing websites contain:

  • The analysis tools
  • Libraries of reference materials for different audiences (physician, general public, student)
  • Lists of commercially-available ambulatory blood pressure monitors