Phoenix Children Hospital

Phoenix Children’s Hospital gets $200K to put tablets in patient rooms

The James M. Cox Foundation provided the money for digitizing the hospital's Journey Boards and delivering them through 200 tablets installed in patient rooms.
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This smartphone connected bionic arm costs less than $300

Beyond mobile connectivity, the smartphone is also used for its processing power and sensors, which combined with 3D printing, brought the price down to $300.

Smart wireless health and fitness services to be a $1.8bn market by 2019

Connected health devices and the data they generate will offer benefits to stakeholders and consumers, potentially improving preventative healthcare.
Wellograph

Wellograph review: Fancy smart watch with basic activity tracking

The watch comes wrapped in a stainless steel frame that sits on top of the anodized aluminum backing; it has two large buttons on the side used for navigating the menu.
Widerun

Widerun users VR to make indoor cycling more engaging

The company is currently running a Kickstarter campaign that wants to raise $30,000 to help bring the device that connects to VR headsets to market.
Ebola fighting tablet made by Google

Google develops tablet for health workers fighting Ebola in Sierra Leone

The device, which is the Sony Xperia tablet wrapped in a protective casing, can be used with gloves and endure the harsh weather conditions in the area.
BabyCheck

Baby Check is a wearable temperature and position monitor

The device supports multiple children, and there's an option to set alarm temperatures and track baby's sleep patterns across the hours of monitoring.
Smart Cane

Mediq-Care’s Smart Cane rocks sensors, “panic” button

The cane will constantly monitor the owners temperature and heart rate, and beam that information to the accompanying mobile app.
Telemed Tablet

American Well’s Telemed Tablet engages specialists within a hospital

The built-in software facilitates immediate live video visits between the requesting clinician and the remote provider, to assist in patient care.
AliveCor app

Alivecor’s AliveECG app recalled due to crashes

The application crashing issues affected some 5,600 iOS users, according to a FDA recall notice; an updated version of the app has been promptly release.