Pain-clinic remote monitoring
The watch, the phone, the ring. Daily signals. More to come.
Body Guitar Clinic has teamed up with Equanimity AI. The partner product is Beacon. We use it for daily pain signals from devices you are probably already wearing: steps, sleep, heart rate.
This is a pain-clinic page. It is not a Tune Me product page, and it is not a copy of anyone else’s Beacon marketing. The clinic offers remote monitoring. The app records. That is the split, and we will keep it.
As we roll this out, those everyday readings become one more way to understand the day-to-day of your Body Guitar. The clinic offers remote monitoring. The app records. The work is quieter than a product pitch, and more useful.
What is remote monitoring? The live clinic page already points here:See the existing explainer.
How patients start
If you are already in the practice and have been asked to connect a device, use the clinic’s Beacon onboarding. If you are not sure whether this is part of your plan, call the office. We would rather you ask than guess.
A conversation, not a dashboard pitch
On September 7, 2026, the Spine & Body Podcast airedRemote Monitoring and AI in pain and medicine. Erez Levanon, CEO and co-founder of Equanimity AI, talks about his own journey through pain and what drove him to find a better way. Listen to that episode if you want the partnership in their words.
More to come as we roll this out.