Sword Health: AI Care

Sword Health: AI Care

Sword Health
4.6
Medical
100,000+ Downloads

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What the numbers show

At-home care for pain and movement

Sword Health: AI Care is a medical app from Sword Health for people working on pain recovery, physical movement, balance, or women’s health from home. It is suited to users dealing with back, neck, shoulder, joint, or muscle pain, as well as mobility limits, pelvic health concerns, bladder leaks, or menopause-related symptoms.

Personalized digital programs

The app provides guided care sessions that can fit into your own schedule, including short sessions of around 10–15 minutes. Its programs use AI-supported guidance and motion tracking to help users follow exercises and work on form. Educational material covers topics such as sleep, posture, pain prevention, pelvic health, and nutrition.

  • Thrive: digital physical therapy for pain and injury, with plans adjusted around individual needs and goals.
  • Bloom: pelvic and women’s health support, including areas such as bladder control and menopause.
  • Move: whole-body movement and balance exercises, with support for Wear OS.

Clinical support and access

Sword Health combines its app-based programs with support from clinicians, including Doctors of Physical Therapy. Care is delivered remotely, so users can complete sessions without visiting a waiting room. Access is not automatically available to everyone: the service is offered through participating employers and health plans, and eligibility depends on your coverage.

Ratings and availability

On Scored APKs, the app is listed with a 4.61 rating from 7,607 ratings and 100,000+ installs. The developer is Sword Health, and the app is categorized under Medical. These figures describe different parts of the app’s reach and reception, so they are shown separately rather than reduced to one combined score.