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FallCall Solutions Secures New Funding to Bring Personal Emergency Assistant App

Fri, 03/30/2018 - 12:34 - Laurie Orlov
Trumbull, CT- March 29, 2018 – FallCall Solutions, a Connecticut-based technology startup committed to creating simplified communication solutions for Elders and caregivers using the Apple ecosystem, announced today that the company has received funding from Connecticut Innovations (CI) through its pre-seed fund to bring its personal emergency assistant app, FallCall Lite, to Elders and their caregivers exclusively on Apple Watch and iPhone.
 
 
 
“FallCall Solutions is addressing a real concern for the geriatric population,” said Douglas Roth, director of investments for Connecticut Innovations. “We look forward to working with FallCall as it develops the app and technology.”
 
About FallCall Solutions:
FallCall Solutions is a premier innovator in simplified telemonitoring solutions for elders and their caregivers. We maximize Elder independence and caregiver peace of mind. By creating automated and accessible applications on the most accepted current mobile platforms, we can focus solely on the needs of those most vulnerable to falls. For more information, visit www.fallcall.com.
 
 
 
category tags: 
fall prevention, fall detection
Thursday, March 29, 2018
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