FOR CLINICIANS & PRACTITIONERS
Brooks Band™ gives occupational therapists, ABA practitioners, speech-language pathologists, and related clinicians a tool that captures objective event-level data — while your client experiences a private, discreet haptic cue. No recordings. No surveillance. No replacement for your expertise.
Your clients already know when they’re being watched. That awareness itself changes behavior and muddies data.
Brooks Band gives the wearer a cue only they can feel. You get the measurement; they get the moment. What you gain is clean data about what actually happens between sessions — not what happens when a clinician is watching.
The cue is for the client. The data is for the clinician. Neither requires surveillance.
Event-level observation data. Time-stamped decibel events, durations, intensity measures, and frequency trends across days, weeks, and months.
No audio content. Ever. Voice signals are processed on-device and immediately discarded. Nothing is recorded, transcribed, or archived. This isn’t a “we don’t save recordings” promise — the device is architecturally incapable of storing audio.
Exportable reports. Generate session summaries and progress snapshots that integrate into your existing documentation workflow. Data belongs to the client and the authorized clinical record, not to us.
HIPAA-aware deployment paths. By default, Brooks Band is a general wellness product. For covered entities, we can execute a Business Associate Agreement before any protected health information is processed through the platform.
Brooks Band is a general wellness wearable, not a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. Clinical decisions remain with licensed professionals.
Not a HIPAA covered entity by default. When deployed by a covered entity in a way that creates Business Associate obligations, we execute a BAA before processing protected health information.
For school-based OTs and related service providers, all student data remains under school control under a Data Processing Agreement.
Aligns with confidentiality at 34 CFR §§ 300.610–300.626 for IEP, 504, and special education contexts.
The client (or authorized adult) owns their data. Clinicians access it under appropriate authorization. We never sell or share client data.
Research partnerships occur only under written agreement with IRB approval where applicable. Clients, parents, and guardians may opt out at any time.
We work directly with solo practitioners, group practices, and multi-disciplinary clinics. Pilot programs, CEU-aligned introductions, and practice-wide deployments available.