Kandu is a tech-enabled healthcare services company focused on post-acute stroke recovery. The company supports stroke survivors and care partners after hospital discharge, positioning itself within stroke care coordination, recovery support, and digital health services rather than core neurotechnology hardware or software-only rehabilitation. Its model is built around extending stroke care beyond the hospital into the home and community setting.

The platform combines a stroke-specific app with one-on-one support from Kandu Navigators, telehealth services, education, care coordination, and community-based recovery resources. Public materials describe a multidisciplinary care model involving physicians, licensed clinicians, and care coordinators, with the digital layer supporting communication, personalized recovery planning, and resource access. Kandu also frames its approach around Principal Illness Navigation, emphasizing structured post-discharge support rather than stand-alone software monitoring.

Kandu’s services are aimed at stroke survivors transitioning home from hospital as well as the providers and health systems responsible for post-acute outcomes. The company is positioned to reduce readmissions, improve continuity of care, and support longer-term recovery and secondary prevention in real-world care settings. Its place in the ecosystem is closer to tech-enabled stroke services and recovery infrastructure than to diagnostic neurotech or neuromodulation.