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The ICU won’t change. The way you see it will.

Work through current bedside observations. See the chest findings, understand the reasoning, and review the assessment result.

Assessment and reasoning support for adult ICU chest physiotherapy. ICU-Mate doesn’t diagnose or prescribe.

Assessment

See the chest. Follow the reasoning.

ICU-Mate turns your bedside observations into a mapped chest picture and a clear, inspectable assessment.

AssessmentResult
Proceed with caution

What the current findings suggest

Secretions may be difficult to clear

SpO₂
92%
RR
24/min
HR
104/min
Illustrative ICU-Mate result screen showing a chest map with findings in the right lower lobe. Not a patient assessment.

How it works

Three steps. One clear picture.

  1. 01

    Observe

    Enter what you see and hear at the bedside.

  2. 02

    Map

    Findings land on the chest, lobe by lobe.

  3. 03

    Reason

    Every result shows exactly why.

Chest map

Every finding, right where you heard it.

Crackles, wheeze, reduced air entry — placed on the lobe, with a distinct mark for each. The whole chest in one glance.

Right upper lobe: No findings markedRULRight middle lobe: No findings markedRMLRight lower lobe: Coarse crackles, Reduced air entryRLLRight lower lobe: Coarse cracklesRight lower lobe: Reduced air entryLeft upper lobe: WheezeLULLeft upper lobe: WheezeLeft lower lobe: No findings markedLLL

Inspectable reasoning

No black box. Open every result.

See which findings shaped the result and what to check next — so you learn the reasoning, not just the answer.

Proceed with cautionIllustrative example

What the current findings suggest

Secretions may be difficult to clear

Why this result

  • Coarse crackles · right lower lobe
  • Reduced air entry · right lower lobe
  • The cough was recorded as weak

Options by goal

Secretion clearance May helpCough assistance May help
A fixed example, not a patient assessment.

Built to be trusted

Honest by design.

Unknown stays unknown.

Anything you haven’t entered is never assumed to be normal.

Nothing stored.

Assessment entries and results live only in memory and are cleared when you finish.

Your judgement leads.

Built to sit alongside your assessment, supervision and local protocols.

The full platform

One app for the whole ICU.

Assessment launches first. Learning modules follow.

Available at launch

Chest physiotherapy assessment

Observations, chest map and inspectable reasoning — in one guided flow.

Coming soon

Respiratory sounds

Hear it. Name it. Place it.

Coming soon

ECG learning

Rhythms and waveforms, explained.

Coming soon

Ventilator learning

Modes and curves, made visual.

Coming soon

Technique guides

The why behind every technique.

Coming soon

Clinical glossary

Plain answers to ICU jargon.

The people behind it

Built by physiotherapists, for the bedside.

Dr. Rudra J. Lad, PT

HOD, Suvarna Hospital · Founder, Ability Labs

Dr. Samana Sayed, PT

Cardiopulmonary physiotherapist and educator

Find your footing in the ICU.

Create your account and start your first assessment.