Metanoa

India
Kochi, Kerala, India

Company profile

Metanoa company profile

Metanoa is the platform that empowers the parents and caregivers, including schools, clinics and hospitals to detect, quantify and track progress of developmental disorders like Autism, Learning Disorder, Speech and Language issues, ADHD, Learning Disorder etc in early stages. With Metanoa’s mobile app early intervention becomes much more easier, accessible and simpler. It comprises multiple screening and assessment forms laid out in simple terms. Once these forms are filled and if it seems the child hasn't met the growth milestones or any warning signs are detected further assessments will be done and tailor made therapy solutions will be suggested by the Metanoa’s AI Engine. Metanoa, have a simple and easy to use therapy progress tracker. Parents can track the outcome of each therapy prescribed, if the outcome is not in a desired progress, the system will help the caregiver with another therapy suggestion. Here we are trying to replace the old “trial and error” method with proven evidence based therapy. The engine can provide suggestions best suited to that given demography. With Metanoa’s web solution, completely for clinics, schools & Clinics, now screening, tracking the given therapies and rehabilitation will be more swift. The enigne is not only helping the professionals in providing the therapy suggestions and easing the administration complexities by keeping screening, tracking and rehabilitation under one roof; it's helping them save more time and help a more needy one out there. By this we believe we are creating a more open world with better opportunities for children with developmental delays.

Business identity

Contact email
[email protected]
Phone number
+91 94952 32929
Operating status
Active
Company type
For Profit
Employee range
1-10 employees
Founded
2019-02-20

Headquarters

Country code
IN
Continent
Asia

Capital profile

Funding and company signals

Founders
1
Articles
5

Founders and investors

Founders

Vibin Varghese