Institutions & Organizations

The sleeve will provide automatic, intelligent information about muscle movement and strength while patients practice every-day tasks at home.

ACT.md, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, and Brigham and Women's Hospital partner to improve coping for people with serious medical conditions.

The company's wireless, patch-based system makes vital signs monitoring faster, easier and more convenient for both patients and medical staff.

The application is designed to work in the background to monitor user's communications to help track those that are at risk of committing suicide.

Startups selected for the program received up to $50,000, professional mentorship, along with networking opportunities with key local stakeholders.

Hebrew University students aim to reduce foot ulcers by linking pressure-sensing socks to a smartphone application that warns patients of developing wounds.

The survey with 1,000 respondents was commissioned by The Society for Participatory Medicine and healthcare technology company Biotricity.

Partners will develop the solution that combines AHA's science-based metrics with cognitive analytics, delivered on Welltok's health optimization platform.

The app makes it easy for patients to track their symptoms, sodium intake, vital sign, moods, and sync with other apps and devices like Fitbit and Jawbone.

The working group will develop guidelines, expected to be published at the end this year, to help different stakeholders assess the quality of data.