mHealth Spot

The company makes a wireless monitor that tracks patient position and movement which can be used to alert nursing staff as to which patients need to be moved.

With the app, users can track any number of health data points such as activity, calories, UV exposure, oxygen saturation, sleep, and more.

The device brings ultrasound to clinics in remote villages with the ability to perform ultrasound when and where it is needed.

The program will use evidence-based treatment practices to bring awareness to the negative effects of social media and help users develop coping strategies.

The company's SaaS solution uses sophisticated risk models and easy-to-use decisioning tools, along with mentioned support to deliver value to SMEs.

Chances are Google will want to expand the reach of the project and eventually offer its head-mounted gear to the general public.

The study participants were asked to complete daily questionnaires over a 36-week period regarding the use of an Army-developed messaging app called mCare.

The company's products have collected 16,000 hours of breathing, 4,352,231 hours of sleep, 11,429,400 hours of activity, and around 180 million period logs.

The Denver, Colorado-based startup is looking to provide right-sized healthcare through the power of technology, convenience and service.

The program will help patients complete pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) exercises at home; PR is considered an essential component of COPD care.