A three-minute video that follows one patient through iRehab: organizing symptoms in their own language before the visit, keeping the consultation focused on what matters, recording physician-assigned exercises at home, and letting family see how recovery is going.
Brief was built to solve a doctor's problem: let patients say what matters most, in their own words, before the visit. But in clinic we kept seeing the same scene: the one holding the phone was a grandchild who had come with an older patient. This piece is about what that scene made us rethink, and where Brief goes next.
iRehab doesn't embed AI in the app. It lets patients bring their own AI to understand their rehab progress. Why? Because the family is the unit of recovery, and AI's value isn't diagnosis — it's translation.
