Method and system for detecting, tracking, and visualizing joint therapy data

A computer-implemented method for user rehabilitation, the method comprising:

• authenticating, via processing circuitry, a user with authentication information input through a communication interface;
• determining, via the processing circuitry, a therapy identification;
• providing, via communication circuitry, a display of a therapeutic sequence of exercises corresponding to the therapy identification wherein the therapeutic sequence of exercises includes a plurality of primitive motions;
• sensing, with at least one sensor, motions of the user that correspond with the therapeutic sequence of exercise;
• receiving, via the communication circuitry, a data stream from a motion-sensing device, the data stream including data provided by the at least one sensor;
• analyzing, using the processing circuitry, the data stream and comparing the data stream to corresponding therapeutic exercises to identify a mistake when a comparison result is below a first threshold;
• updating a mistake counter when the comparing identifies that the user failed to adequately perform a therapeutic exercise;
• updating an alert counter when the mistake counter is above a second threshold which indicates that the user failed to adequately perform the therapeutic sequence of exercises;
• sending a first alert message to a medical professional that the user has not adequately performed the therapeutic exercise when the mistake counter is greater than a third threshold;
• sending a second alert message to a caregiver that the user has not adequately performed the therapeutic sequence of exercises when the alert counter is greater than an alert threshold;
• and
• recording an evaluation result based on the user performance.