Discover the future of digital health with BioStream. Our innovative urine analysis device seamlessly connects to an app, providing real-time insights into neurological health. Engage in a new standard of patient monitoring that’s accurate and user-friendly. Join us in transforming healthcare.
Transforming patient monitoring with continuous urine analysis for proactive care
Neurosurgical conditions often progress silently—leaving families in uncertainty and clinicians without real-time tools. From children with CSF shunts to adults misdiagnosed with dementia, the need for early, accessible insight is urgent. BioStream delivers daily visibility into brain health, using urine-based biomarkers to help detect problems before symptoms become crises.
Of children with CSF shunts undergo revision surgery within 2 years. Subtle signs are often missed, leading to emergency interventions. BioStream enables home-based monitoring to support earlier detection and reduce unnecessary hospital visits.
Americans live with Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH)—a treatable condition often mistaken for dementia. With regular urine testing, BioStream aims to bring clarity and support earlier intervention in aging populations.
BioStream bridges cutting-edge nanotechnology with everyday usability, turning urine into a powerful source of neurological insight. Our integrated system includes a smart urine test, a mobile app, and a clinical data layer, together enabling proactive care and early intervention for patients living with brain-related conditions.
A disposable lateral flow assay (LFA) embedded with nanotechnology for enhanced sensitivity, detecting neurological biomarkers in a single drop of urine. Easy to use at home, no lab or invasive sampling required.
Capture test results instantly using your smartphone. Our AI-powered image recognition quantifies biomarker levels, tracks trends over time, and guides users through a simple, clear interface.
Behind every home test, BioStream generates a secure stream of data—delivering real-time insights to caregivers and physicians. This enables earlier detection of complications, better follow-up, and more informed decisions.
