Apple bolsters HealthKit app security

Apple sets new guidelines for iCloud and HealthKit applications.  Read More »

Mesh implant reduces fecal incontinence

A recent study shows a reduction of fecal incontinence in women who use a mesh implant.  Read More »

Single-platform mobile personal health record unveiled

A single-platform solution combines telehealth and remote monitoring technologies with connectivity to an EHR. Read More »

Remote monitoring patch wins FDA clearance

A wearable biosensor patch has received FDA clearance for remote monitoring.  Read More »

Implant and smartphone team up to treat glaucoma

Researchers have developed a glaucoma treatment that uses a tiny implant and a smartphone.  Read More »

Search is on for senior technology innovations

Innovative technologies are a major focus of a search for new senior health and wellness products.  Read More »

TV-based technology engages seniors

Social networking and home monitoring can be achieved using a unique TV-based technology.  Read More »

EHR alerts reduce UTIs

Study finds that simplified electronic health record alerts can reduce urinary tract infections in residents who use catheters.  Read More »

Sensors track seniors’ routines through use of appliances

Technology that tracks seniors' daily use of appliances can reveal changes in routine and alert caregivers. Read More »

NIH funds nursing home study

Use of video education is the focus of a nursing home study funded through the National Institutes of Health.  Read More »

New software could reduce hip fractures

Software automatically searches medical images for tiny fractures in the spine, a sign of ongoing fracture risk.  Read More »

Pressure ulcer detector under development

A new device shows promise in the early detection of pressure ulcers.  Read More »

Internet use can slow cognitive decline in seniors

A new study shows that digital literacy can improve memory in seniors. Read More »

New technology unveiled for sleep-disordered breathing

New sleep-disordered breathing solution aids clinicians from diagnosis to treatment.  Read More »

How secure are mobile devices and mHealth apps?

A recent study uncovers vulnerabilities in mobile devices and their apps.  Read More »

A business case for palliative care goes online

An online course offers decision makers the criteria behind the business case for palliative care.  Read More »

Teen’s invention will help those with Alzheimer’s

An 15-year-old invents a sensor system for those living with Alzheimer's disease.  Read More »

New point-of-care solution designed for LTC providers

A single smartphone combines the functionality of five POC solutions into one.  Read More »

Smartphone app targets health habits of seniors

Improving the overall health of seniors is the objective of a new smartphone app under development.  Read More »

Portable device to treat strokes may extend the ‘golden hour’

A new mobile ultrasound device can be used to treat ischemic strokes.  Read More »

Acquisition expands access to digital health data

Access to data from monitoring devices made easier through the acquisition of a Silicon Valley company.  Read More »

Algorithms can identify undiagnosed hypertension

Researchers use algorithms to search EHRs as a way to identify those with undiagnosed hypertension.  Read More »

Mechanical device could aid stroke recovery

A mechanical device coupled with thought patterns could someday help stroke survivors regain their hand movements.  Read More »

Wound care tests enter clinical trials

A European company seeks FDA approval for chronic wound protease and bacterial tests to predict wound infections.  Read More »

Cloud-based personal safety system designed for LTC

Sensor-based personal safety system alerts caregivers to residents in need without relying on pendants or push buttons.  Read More »

Online resource helps prevent healthcare injuries

Aimed at caregivers, a new online resource can help prevent injuries to staff and residents.  Read More »

Blood pressure app aids in treatment choices

By comparing lifestyle changes, a new app can help caregivers optimize blood pressure treatment.  Read More »

Pilot system could connect home to hospital

Researchers are testing sensors to monitor seniors and sync their ongoing health information between their homes and acute care sites. after they leave the hospital. What could this development mean for long-term care?  Read More »

Using an EHR to reduce medication errors in LTC

A study reveals that improved workflow in an EHR can significantly reduce medication errors in an LTC setting.  Read More »

New dementia care support program launched

A new Alzheimer's and dementia-focused association offers training and support for caregivers.  Read More »