This is one of the first well-focused concepts in elder tech (did I just invent that term?)

Sedentary seniors only need a small connection to make a big difference in their lives.

There's a question today due to the rise of wellness.

As the years pass, we will see a greater number of stories where activity watches signal serious conditions.

Since you have computer systems, there needs to be some way to protect systems and people from the malware that is out in the wild.

Although we've been working at home for more than 2 years now, there are still some protocols that we need to learn.

We don’t really have to work to transform healthcare; the world is making it happen.

In the end, we’re all going to be forced to use it.

When working with seniors small things make a big difference in their lives.

There are many and varied reasons as to why and how remote work is successful.

Given that staffing is difficult, the pandemic is risky and the work that reception does is all within a computer system...

I tell everyone in our company that fall detection is the most important feature of these watches.

I was a bit surprised by this statistic. There aren’t any good measures by the government at this point

We’ve worked with classical RPM, remote patient monitoring, and more wellness-focused clients.

Japan is the oldest country in the world by population age. 28% of the population

Whether they come out of a package from a factory or a well-known company...

In the 1990s, when I was working on the commercial Internet at IBM, I opened the door in a room and saw it filled with South Asian programmers. At that time I realized that the work I was doing was going to be done remotely. I decided to develop more of a domain skill rather than just a technical skill.

Not exactly yet but the tech is pointing us to a healthier senior life. Statistics are for a senior...

We've been hearing about how healthcare online is a thing. This has mostly been our vision trying their hand at doing some telehealth during the pandemic. Others have been niche medical areas like pain management and some mental health support.

Phones are the gateway to both RPM and remote wellness. Over ten years ago I was the person responsible for my parents' tech and buying and configuring a phone was as challenging as any work project requiring a deep analysis on tech, usability, costs, and future proofing.