TEMPE, Ariz., May 22, 2018 -- Life365 Inc., a digital health platform provider, today announced a joint initiative with American Medical Response (AMR) to deliver remote care management services for special patient populations in communities across the U.S.
Too much road noise, no self-driving information. So how safe are self-driving cars for us, those pesky consumers who are also the victims of this tech for tech's sake? Ask yourself – how would you know? Even the NTSB doesn’t want you to know details of accidents involving Tesla’s Autopilot. Let’s remember the so-called problem being hustled into the market -- to reduce the most recently cited number (40,000) of deaths from auto accidents. They are astonishingly low already, according to a Rand study, at 1 per 100 million miles traveled. According to the Wall Street Journal article, Tesla promised to release safety data on its self-driving tech regularly starting next quarter, though they have not said what sort of data and what could be gleaned from it -- perhaps in advance of another series (see link) of crashes.
CHICAGO, Illinois April 23 - Safety Labs today announced that its Ivory remote healthcare platform now provides an integrated early warning system used in progressive US hospitals and currently not yet available in Canadian hospitals. This remote early warning system based on the Rothman Index, was developed in partnership with Alive Sciences and BodiMetrics.
LAS VEGAS – MARCH 6, 2018 – Samsung Electronics America today kicked off its presence and programming at the annual Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society Conference (HIMSS) in Las Vegas. In Room #606 (Level 1) of the Sands Convention Center, Samsung will showcase and demo solutions developed in partnership with leading healthcare organizations, as well as enhancements to its Samsung Health platform with the recent launch of the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+.
Technology and tech-enabled services matter for older adults. The marketplace for technology to assist aging adults in the Longevity Economy is expected to grow to more than $30 billion in the next few years, according to the updated report by Aging in Place Technology Watch, more likely to be based on customization of standard software, using existing platforms than creation of senior-specific products. The report provides predictions about key technology trends for 2018 and beyond. Families, caregivers, and seniors will acquire new tech-enabled services that improve the quality of their lives. The 100-million-strong 50+ market is increasingly aware of technology alternatives -- and providers know it:
Clairvoyant Networks, LLC, chose AT&T* to provide connectivity to its new line of caregiver solutions, Theora Care™. An AT&T SIM transmits data over our highly secure network so that caregivers can locate and connect with loved ones. AT&T Control Center means Clairvoyant can offer a “plug and play” device – no activation required by the user.
Tech with applicability in the older adult market. The Digital Health event is also covered in detail through MobiliHealth news and more than a few of those announcements, not even counting the plethora of tech that addresses diabetes and brain health, could benefit older adults. And more expert and more detailed (and analytical writing) about new tech at CES reveals a few more offerings that could be useful for older adults if applied to that market. Here are five – more when there’s more:
MIAMI, Dec. 20, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Miami-based Care Angel today announced a strategic partnership with the Florida Association of ACOs (FLAACOs), the premier professional organization for Accountable Care Organizations and value-based healthcare leaders throughout Florida, to offer Care Angel's AI and Voice powered Virtual Nurse Assistant, Angel, to FLAACOs' Statewide ACO membership.
Too much road noise, no self-driving information. So how safe are self-driving cars for us, those pesky consumers who are also the victims of this 
Technology and tech-enabled services matter for older adults. The marketplace for technology to assist aging adults in the Longevity Economy is expected to grow to more than $30 billion in the next few years, according to the 
Tech with applicability in the older adult market. The Digital Health event is also covered 