Health Losing Patience - Charts

Accenture: Only 2% of patients use apps made by the largest U.S. hospitals

The failure to align mobile apps to the services consumers' demand could cost each of these hospitals, on average, more than $100M in lost annual revenue.
MightySat

Masimo’s finger pulse oximeter MightySat can now measure breath rate

Measuring respiration rate typically requires manual counting of breaths with a timer and then multiplying to convert to a per minute rate.
GYENNO products

China’s GYENNO showing off smart spoon and smart cup at CES

The spoon counteracts hand tremors from Parkinson's Disease and other conditions by keeping the utensil steady, while the cup will keep users properly hydrated.
iHealth monitor

CareSpan Virtual Clinic, iHealth team-up to improve telehealth experience

The solution mimics an in-person exam to enable the physician communicating with a remote patient to see his/her health data in the CareSpan provider interface.
OneRing

OneRing wearable is made to monitor Parkinson’s patients

The user wears a ring during the day while the information about his/her movement is transferred via Bluetooth to an iOS app, and then to the cloud.
IBM Watson

IBM Watson gets new clients: CTA, Pathway Genomics, Under Armour and Medtronic

The companies will tap Watson's cognitive computing abilities to make sense of the data gathered on their respective platforms.
Intel Curie

Intel talks about its post-PC era offering at CES

The chipmaker will embed its Curie chips in snowboards and BMX bikes; teams-up with Oakley over a performance-tracking "smart eyewear" called Radar Pace.
Withings Go

Withings Go is a $69 activity tracker with E Ink display

Throughout the day, the device will pick up the number of steps, distance covered, calories burned as well as the duration of a running/swimming session.
Lively Wearable

Lively Wearable by GreatCall is activity tracker for active aging

The device pairs with an iOS or Android smartphone to enable the service that GreatCall says fits the needs of both the older adult and the family caregiver.
HealthSpot

Telemedicine kiosk-maker HealthSpot shuts down

Cleveland Clinic and pharmacy chain Rite Aid are no longer housing HealthSpot's telehealth stations in their facilities.
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