Case Study | April 13, 2021
In an age of high‑quality consumer experience on digital platforms from Apple to Amazon, the patient experience in navigating the healthcare system has unfortunately not undergone the same evolution. While more than 90% of healthcare providers (HCPs) provide access to digital portals for their ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | July 19, 2021
Hanjiao Group launched Yiyuan, a cloud‑based on‑demand home care platform targeted at seniors. The company already focuses on healthcare products for the middle‑aged and seniors but is now integrating more care services, providing a more seamless experience for both seniors and caregivers. About 1 ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | September 08, 2021
Withings develops connected smart devices for health monitoring, and One Drop creates complete solutions for monitoring chronic diseases, which are enabled by personalized coaching and tracking. Through the collaboration, Withings devices will be able to connect to the One Drop app in order to help ... Not part of subscription
by Nardev Ramanathan
The United Kingdom's NHS became the world’s first major health organization to partner with Amazon Alexa. The world’s largest single payer aims to ensure that the elderly, blind, and other patients who can’t easily search for health advice on their own can now get access to verified health information through AI-powered voice assistant Alexa. By so doing, pressure on overloaded primary care physicians and A&E services can be alleviated. Patients traditionally dependent on others will also gain more empowerment and independence. Clients should note the larger trend around smart home assistants playing a role in supporting healthcare needs and consider opportunities at the intersection of smart homes and healthcare moving forward.
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