Connect America, a leader in virtual connective care solutions for older adults and those with chronic conditions, is honored to be recognized as a Top Company in Remote Patient Monitoring by AVIA Marketplace.
In the last issue of PERS Insider, Rosemary Kennedy, Connect America’s Chief Health Informatics Officer, was featured, offering new stats that demonstrated how PERS is being used for much more than just fall detection. In addition to falls, PERS devices were widely utilized for individuals with respiratory, pain, GI, cardiac, and stroke-related symptoms.
Lifeline Senior Living announces it has collaborated with Amazon’s Alexa Smart Properties to create a voice-enabled resident safety system aimed at enhancing senior care at Assisted Living and Independent Living communities across North America.
Connect America, a nationally recognized innovator in virtual connective care solutions in the home that enable older adults and those living with chronic conditions to live safe and well, announced today that it was recognized as a Top Company in Remote Patient Monitoring upon conclusion of extensive research and company outreach by AVIA Marketplace, the leading digital health marketplace.
Connect America was recently featured on the Best Company list of Top 28 Companies to Watch in 2023. This list showcases businesses that exhibit significant promise in several key areas including strong financial performance, introduction of innovative products and/or services, exceptional focus on customers, as well as influential leadership and exceptional talent.
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Connective care technology supports aging in place for seniors. It provides easy connectivity, enhances security, empowers health management, promotes social connection, and reduces costs. Seniors can embrace telehealth and other devices like smart home devices, wearables, and personal emergency response systems (PERS) to stay connected and independent.
HIT Consultant recently asked industry executives how health IT solutions could potentially help address clinician burnout, staffing shortages, and deal with capacity. Aaron Nye, EVP of Operations for Connect America was among those interviewed.