Paid to Watch: A $2.5 Billion Patient-Monitoring Market Is Moving to Machines, and masseuse.ai Is Building One
masseuse.ai builds a camera-and-microphone service that watches a person during electrical stimulation, adjusts the stimulator within limits a licensed clinician sets, and produces the time-stamped record payers require, inside a confidential-computing enclave whose code is public. The market it is built for is the $2.5 billion a year Medicare and Medicaid pay, by measured claims, for humans to watch patients and their devices: growing 14 percent a year, rewritten in 2026 to pay for less human time, and already moving to software in its highest-priced tiers.