Intelligent apparatus for patient guidance and data capture during physical therapy and wheelchair usage

A system for guiding and evaluating physical positioning, orientation and movement of a human patient during repositioning on a sleep platform, comprising:

• a cloud computing-based subsystem, said subsystem including an artificial neural network and spatial position analyzer, said artificial neural network and said spatial position analyzer determining personalized boundary values for at least one of said physical positioning, orientation, and movement of said patient, achieved independent of personal mobility devices aiding said positioning, orientation, and movement, and outputting said values;
• at least one of a wearable garment or body attachment instrumented with at least one gyroscopic motion sensing device and at least one processing module, said at least one motion sensing device detecting changes and rate of changes in motion, including at least one of said physical positioning, orientation, and movement of said patient, and said at least one processing module receiving from said motion sensing device unprocessed motion change indicators and angle changes between at least two vectors relative to any reference physical orientation of said patient, and outputting said indicators and changes;
• a mobile subsystem receiving personalized boundary values from said cloud computing-based subsystem and receiving said angle changes between at least two vectors relative to any reference physical orientation from said wearable garment or attachment, said mobile subsystem comparing said angle changes with said boundary values to quantify degree of deviation, and, thereafter, creating a patient record comprising said changes and said rate of changes in at least one of said physical positioning, orientation, and movement, and transmitting said patient record to said cloud computing-based subsystem, said mobile subsystem further providing actionable aural guidance in substantially real-time to at least one of limiting or actuating changes and said rate of changes in at least one of physical positioning, orientation, and movement relative to said boundary values, and
• said actionable aural guidance including corrective indicators directed to patient position adjustments to achieve therapeutic movement to relieve points of pressure and preclude pressure injury, said indicators responsive to said degree of deviation from said personalized boundary values and gaged response to said guidance during prescribed therapeutic repositioning.