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.

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

I've been writing for a while about activity watches, and more broadly, wearables, and their advantages for monitoring the elderly and those who need watching but aren't in life-threatening medical situations.

I've been advocating for activity watches for years.

A great video explainer on the current state of tech and impacts on health information.

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

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

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.

People will use what they can to stay on time with their health. This study shows people with heart conditions are using watches to monitor themselves. This is neither good nor bad but we’re learning what happens.