University of Missouri researchers are developing a sensor network between home and hospital to provide integrated care for the elderly. The system differs from others in its ability to streamline ...

A wireless sensor system used to monitor elderly people at assisted living facilities and at home is helping to detect illness and keep them out of the hospital. The technology, developed by employees ...

The shift toward "aging in place" has been fueled by a range of health monitoring technologies – fall-detection pendants, emergency alert systems, fingertip blood pressure monitors, ECG patches and so ...

After her 75-year-old mother suffered a severe health problem last fall that required surgery, Colleen Sturvidant needed a way to better keep an eye on her. Because Sturdivant lives in Oakland and her ...

YORKTON, Saskatchewan-A three-location monitoring company and a Canadian equipment manufacturer have partnered to offer a new in-home monitoring system that targets the senior citizen facility ...

A team of researchers is developing a monitoring system for seniors: upon registering a fall of a person, the system sends a notification to the carers. "When faced with problems of the elderly in our ...

SHREWSBURY, Mass. — Violette Roberts’ home is full of sensors. There is a device under her pillow to record how many hours she sleeps. Wires stick out from her toilet tank, transmitting how many times ...

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) has developed eNightLog, a multi-function nighttime monitoring system for elderly with dementia, to track their respiration and activities in bed for ...

Kepler Vision Technologies, a University of Amsterdam spinoff, has launched a solution for elderly monitoring in nursing home and assisted-living care settings. The solution was developed in ...

Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) and Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (LSMU) are developing the monitoring system for seniors: Upon registering a fall of a person, the system sends a ...

"When faced with problems of the elderly in our closest family, it is us who experience major stress, not them", says Egidijus Kazanavicius, Professor at Kaunas University of Technology (KTU), ...