The typical cases when Nelli is used
Confirmed epilepsy
To find out the patient's current condition and help to adjust the treatment when needed.
Suspected epilepsy
To find out if the patient has epileptic or non-epileptic events.
Upcoming intervention
To find out the patient's condition before and after a medical intervention.
What happens during a Nelli recording?
The physician prescribes a Nelli recording for a patient.
A small camera on a stand is installed to record the patient while at rest.
A Nelli recording does not require any wearables on the patient.
The patient can behave as usual during the recording.
A recording is typically prescribed for 14 to 28 days, but can be from days to months depending on the use case.
This way, even less frequently occurring seizures can be captured.
What patients are saying about Nelli
Nelli patient survey (N=52)
Reduces travel and hospital stays.
NPS 85
Net Promoter Score
(Proportion of patients
who recommend Nelli)
Based on survey with 95 patients