HomeTelehealth.com (not to be confused with the UK’s Home Telehealth Ltd) from HomeCare Interactive has a small website up trumpeting “a break through [sic] in the way telehealth is delivered” – offering its system to physicians and health care providers… Read moreHometelehealth (US) targets physicians
Short post on the mobihealthnews blog, looking at the recent GE/Intel partmership announcement from a mHealth (mobile health) perspective. Read Where’s the mHealth investment in emerging markets? . You may want to browse the site when there.
Nothing is quite what it seems in this non-telecare story, but I’ve been saving this 2002 item I recently found for a ‘slow news week’ because it is so entertaining in a ghoulish sort of way. It may make you… Read moreKiller home technology (Belgium)
Sensei’s My Diabetes Guide takes patients step-by-step through what to do, what to know, what to eat, and what to ask their doctors, as it guides him or her to better personal diabetes management. The well organized, user-friendly content is… Read moreSensei's diabetes advice via iTunes
One for the robophiles: ROBOSOFT and SRI International Demonstrate Innovative Eldercare Service Robot at Robobusiness 2009. (Press release.) Conference videos and photos when available.
ExpressMD’s Remote Patient Health Monitoring Device receives market clearance from FDA. Sounds like a new device? Perhaps someone can explain what I’m missing about this press release announcement. I couldn’t spot it.
And the winner for the best name suggested is… “Autochat”, submitted by Tim Craig of InMezzo. When arranging to send the £30 Amazon voucher to Tim, David Robson, Managing Director of Burnside Telecom, which produced the self-answering phone, thanked all… Read moreRe-name that phone – winner
Lone worker alarms share the same mobile technology as mobile panic alarms for older people, in fact, they are often the same device, as with the buddi – just a different market focus. So this item from the UK’s MailOnline… Read moreNHS lone workers concern
Sharp-eyed readers will have noticed that Telecare Aware has started to use Twitter to deliver news of story updates and conference information. But could it be used to deliver patient and home monitoring too? Don’t believe it is far-fetched until… Read moreTwitter to deliver patient and home monitoring?
Local paper’s telehealth news story New gadgets help north Essex patients receive care in their own homes gets it right.
