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Re: Intel's Health-Monitoring Tech May Face Rocky Road to Adoption
Posted by: Erika Morphy 2008-07-16 11:36:56
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Intel has received the Food and Drug Administration's clearance to market Health Guide, an in-home device that lets healthcare providers monitor a patient's vital signs via the Internet. It also provides interactive tools such as video conferencing and e-mail to facilitate communication and education outreach. Health Guide can connect to specific models of wired and wireless medical devices, including blood pressure monitors, glucose meters, pulse oximeters, peak flow meters and weight scales.
The future of Personal Health Technologies
Posted by: mauiagewave 2008-07-16 12:04:16 In reply to: Erika Morphy
Thank you for your very informative article!
We're looking for personal health technologies which will fit into our Maui Connected Care System
( see www.mauiagewave.com).
We firmly believe that the 75 million baby boomers now involved with elder caregiving and feeling the onset of chronic diseases will explode the demand for any "integrated" personal health and wellness technologies which can help them and their loved ones to age in place with quality and attain the lower health costs that derive from self empowerment and proactive health management.
We look forward to more of your coverage of these
innovative technologies.
Thank you,
Peter
We're looking for personal health technologies which will fit into our Maui Connected Care System
( see www.mauiagewave.com).
We firmly believe that the 75 million baby boomers now involved with elder caregiving and feeling the onset of chronic diseases will explode the demand for any "integrated" personal health and wellness technologies which can help them and their loved ones to age in place with quality and attain the lower health costs that derive from self empowerment and proactive health management.
We look forward to more of your coverage of these
innovative technologies.
Thank you,
Peter
