ANVA app — balance report screen

The app

Build the session. Sync the sensor. Mirror it to the screen.

  • Session builder — assemble assessments and exercise sets for the patient in front of you.
  • Live sensor sync — pair the lumbar IMU and see trunk motion as it happens.
  • TV mirroring — cast cues and targets to a clinic screen so the patient can follow along.
  • Reports & comparison — objective metrics, side-by-side across sessions.

Workflow

Everything the session needs, in one app.

Session builder

Assemble assessments and exercise sets for the patient in front of you.

Live sensor sync

Pair the lumbar IMU and see trunk motion as it happens.

TV mirroring

Cast cues and targets to a clinic screen so the patient can follow along.

Reports & comparison

Objective metrics, side by side across sessions — ready for notes and referrals.

What ANVA measures

The ANVA Balance Framework.

ANVA evaluates balance across six interconnected domains — a more complete picture of how balance is functioning than a single pass/fail score. Each domain answers a different clinical question.

Balance Capacity

How much balance reserve do you have?

The amount of movement a person can tolerate before stability is lost.

Stability Utilization

How much of your reserve are you using?

The percentage of available balance capacity being used during a task.

Continuous Stability Control

How effectively do you control balance?

The quality, consistency, and efficiency of ongoing postural control.

Balance Recovery

What happens when balance is challenged?

The body’s ability to recognize instability and restore control.

Balance Adaptability

How well do you respond when conditions change?

The ability to maintain balance under progressively more challenging demands.

Balance Endurance

Can you sustain performance over time?

The ability to maintain stability, control, and efficiency throughout an activity.

Put a number on balance.

Start free, in your own clinic. No lab, no long onboarding — clip the sensor and run a session.