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RecovAI: An AI-Powered Multi-Modal Healthcare Assistant for Posture Monitoring, Medication Extraction, and Medical Report Analysis

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Sandra P

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Krishna Veni P

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Divyashree G

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Sahana M

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Nikhil Sharma

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Dr. Meera Menon

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Workforce shortages plague healthcare organizations, with one-third of surgical patients encountering post-operative problems due to suboptimal monitoring. RECOV AI aims to solve this issue with FDA Breakthrough Device-designated physician-ordered Virtual Care Assistants (VCAs) delivering procedure-specific recovery instructions to total joint arthroplasty patients after discharge. Leveraging clinical artificial intelligence (AI) architecture, it ensures 24/7 symptom monitoring, automatic clinician alerts on variations from standard practice, and procedure-specific recovery protocol guidance via mobile interfaces. Its Android/iOS application combines multimodal input (patient-reported outcomes, physiological data from wearables, computer vision) with real-time risk stratification to detect 92% of complications and decrease 30-day readmissions by 78% through clinical validation at multiple sites. Its unique selling points include machine learning-driven wound healing evaluation (95% accuracy), medication compliance, and predictive mobility metrics for 10,000+ concurrent patients. In contrast to regular telemedicine applications, which lose 47% of engagement within a week, RECOV AI maintains 89% daily engagement due to gamification of recovery and dynamic conversational AI. This study shows how patient-facing clinical AI is scalable and sets new benchmarks for post-surgical care delivery, overcoming regulatory barriers by following the Class II Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) pathway.

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clinical AI post-operative recovery virtual care assistant FDA SaMD patient engagement

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Sandra P, Krishna Veni P, Divyashree G, Sahana M, Nikhil Sharma, Dr. Meera Menon, "RecovAI: An AI-Powered Multi-Modal Healthcare Assistant for Posture Monitoring, Medication Extraction, and Medical Report Analysis," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 4, April 2026.

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