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Real-time recognition of human activities can significantly contribute to improved health outcomes by providing critical insights into patient behavior, mobility patterns, and rehabilitation progress.We utilized sensor data collected from hip-mounted accelerometers and gyroscopes provided in the USC-HAD dataset. While our approach focuses on hip-worn data, the resulting models may provide insights for similar deployments in wearable healthcare technologies. Utilizing the USC-HAD dataset, the proposed method achieves high classification accuracy while addressing challenges related to real-world data variability and class imbalance. Experimental results demonstrate the system’s effectiveness in accurately identifying a broad spectrum of activities, crucial for clinical and wellness monitoring scenarios. We discuss how HAR can augment remote patient care, rehabilitation, and personalized health services by enabling real-time tracking of daily activities and movement patterns. The paper concludes with an in-depth consideration of current limitations, potential integration into healthcare infrastructures, and future research directions to further enhance reliability, scalability, and patient-centered applications. The proposed HAR system achieves a high classification accuracy of approximately 98% using advanced LSTM networks, demonstrating its potential effectiveness in clinical and wellness monitoring scenarios. Physical sciences/Engineering/Electrical and electronic engineering Health sciences/Health care Human Activity Recognition Healthcare Monitoring Deep Learning LSTM USC-HAD Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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