HydrostasisPersonalized Real-time Hydration Monitoring for Older Adults

Chronic Dehydration is Prevalent in Older Adults

39 Million Older adults have experienced negative health issues as a result of not drinking enough

10 Million Older adults have been hospitalized or treated by a healthcare professional as a result of dehydration

$20 Billion potential USD cost savings to US Healthcare system if proper hydration is monitored and maintained at home

Older adults are more prone to dehydration with age because of decreased thirst sensation,
decreased kidney function, medication side effects, and are more likely to be impacted by chronic conditions.

It’s All AboutPersonalized Monitoring

Hydrostasis™ is developing a Personal Hydration Index™ that provides older adults the freedom and flexibility to control and improve their health and wellness.

We are utilizing scientific methodologies and leading technology to help older adults easily measure levels of hydration. By maintaining your optimum hydration range, Hydrostasis equips you with a powerful health and wellness tool.

Developing TheLatest Technology

LED Sensor
Sensors measure optimal hydration range based on each individual’s skin and body composition
Advanced Algorithms
Advanced algorithms provides live plots of user’s hydration
Predictive Analytics
Real-time decision making to optimize user’s hydration awareness for improving daily health and wellness
Mobile App
Mobile Application notifies user before dehydration symptoms impact wellness and health
Secure & Private
Cloud-based data storage keeps your information safe and secure
Community
Ability to share Geca™ Hydration Data and trends with your family, friends and healthcare community to help you meet and maintain health and wellness goals

Major Impacts of
Dehydration in older adults

Impairment of Cognitive Function
and Mood

Higher Risk of Heart Disease,
Low Blood pressure

Increased kidney problems
and UTI

Dizziness, Muscle Weakness,
Risk of falling

Constipation, Trouble using the bathroom

Of courseScientifically
Proven

Sensor Technology based in
Diffuse Near-Infrared Spectroscopy

Different Wavelengths of light allows us to extract hydration information from muscle tissue

Market
Feedback

“If there were an accurate way to measure this at home for sick patients (both volume depletion and overload) this could be a game changer and would change the way we manage patients.“

Benjamin H Han, MD, MPH
Assistant Professor
NYU Grossman School of Medicine of Medicine

“While there are multiple measures to approximate dehydration including biologic measures (serum: osmolality, BUN, creatinine and sodium; urine: osmolality, specific gravity and color), none serve as a gold standard.”

Janet C. Mentes, PhD, APRN, FGSA, FAAN
Professor
UCLA School of Nursing