US20250037839
2025-01-30
Physics
G16H20/70
The patent application describes a software-based system designed for mental health management and suicide prevention, utilizing biometric data from wearable devices. By analyzing physiological metrics like heart rate, sleep patterns, and physical activity, the system identifies potential mental health issues. Advanced algorithms process this data to detect concerns before they escalate, enabling proactive intervention and support.
Current methods for suicide prevention are largely reactive, relying on self-reported data after incidents have occurred. These approaches often lack real-time monitoring and depend on subjective patient input, which can be inaccurate. The traditional model fails to provide timely feedback that could prevent crises, highlighting the need for a more proactive strategy in mental health care.
The invention offers a proactive approach using biometric data to enhance mental health management. By integrating wearable technology with advanced analytics, it provides therapists with objective insights into a patient's well-being. This method allows for earlier intervention compared to existing reactive models, potentially preventing crises.
By leveraging wearable technology and data analytics, the system offers a novel approach to mental health management. Its ability to detect early warning signs and provide timely interventions aims to improve mental health outcomes significantly, potentially saving lives by preventing crises before they arise.