Extending expert care awareness into vulnerable home environments.
KibbyMedical supports medically fragile infants at home by combining non-contact sensing, care-quality awareness, and clinical-informed AI.
Our initial focus is supporting infants with single ventricle congenital heart defect (SVHD) during the high-risk interstage period.
Designed in collaboration with pediatric clinician.
Mission-driven non-profit.
After Discharge
The most vulnerable period begins when care moves home.
For infants with single ventricle heart disease, the weeks and months following discharge carry the highest risk. While hospital monitoring ends, care complexity does not. KibbyMedical exists to restore continuity during this critical period.
System Overview & Capabilities.
A clinician-informed, non-diagnostic support system for home-based care.
System Overview
Non-Contact Sensing
Care-Quality Awareness
Clinical Collaboration and Boudaries
KibbyMedical is a clinically informed care-awareness system designed to support medically fragile infants at home. It extends clinical insight beyond hospital walls by combining non-contact sensing, care-quality awareness, and clinician-guided intelligence to assist families and care teams during high-risk periods. KibbyMedical supports, but does not replace, professional medical oversight.
KibbyMedical uses non-contact sensor fusion to continuously observe breathing patterns, movement, thermal trends, and environmental context without touching the infant. This approach enables continuous awareness while reducing burden, minimizing false alerts, and preserving comfort in real-world home environments.
Beyond physiological signals, KibbyMedical evaluates care context such as positioning, routine consistency, and environmental stability. By identifying patterns that may increase clinical risk between check-ins, the system helps surface early concerns and supports safer at-home care routines.
Designed in collaboration with pediatric clinicians, KibbyMedical is a non-diagnostic, clinician-supervised support system. It does not make medical decisions or provide diagnoses. Instead, it is intended to complement existing care plans, enhance communication, and support informed clinical oversight between in-person visits.