Since the start of our company in 2011, we made the choice to ban specific country-of-origin systems because of the risk of state-supported malware.

Several years ago, it looked like the profession of fitness watches and sensors was heading toward the perfect senior tool to keep them independent and healthier.

Widespread hands-on access to AI is the latest fad, but it won't fade away.

We celebrated our 12th year across all our offices—from Iloilo to Roxas, Bacolod, Cebu, and Baguio.

This pet appreciation week, we shine the spotlight on our staff's beloved pets, as they take center stage.

We were thrilled to have Russell Howard visit our office—an effort we greatly appreciate.

Working from home is an easy target since employees and contractors often use their own devices.

Xillium participated in Digestive Disease Week in the first week of May.

Xillium partnered with fitness experts as a part of our ongoing wellness program.

Xillium recently attended the 2023 AAN Annual Meeting, a Neurology medical conference held in Boston.

AI sounds good and frightening. Most of that is a theoretical issue, for now.

Both the type and severity of security threats to facilities continue to grow.

Love was in the air at Xillium as we recently held a Valentine's Day event for all staff across four different sites simultaneously: Iloilo, Roxas, Bacolod, and Cebu.

Jollibee, the beloved Filipino fast food chain, made its way to the US in 1998, bringing a taste of home to Filipinos living abroad.

Marketplace has a podcast out talking about a new AI system from Care AI. It is a platform that provides the ability for a remote nurse to be in patients' rooms and speak to and see them. What this system does is take over the non-critical but observational tasks with patients in a facility, freeing up the in-person nurses to do the essential hands-on care.

Philippine culture is family-oriented. Therefore, Filipino holiday films are typically family-oriented, with plots revolving around family themes.

Ransomware has been the bane of hospitals in recent years.

Experts analyzing common activity watch data found it to be more reliable than a lab test.

Amazon is trying to fill the gap between over-the-counter and little things that require more consultation but not a full medical appointment and office visit.

I remember purchasing hearing aids for my father-in-law in the 1990s.