Waterlily, a startup that aims to predict long-term care needs using artificial intelligence, secured $7 million in seed funding.
You are here
Related News Articles
03/19/2024
Tech companies are pushing their remote monitoring service to primary care doctors.
02/27/2024
After a decade of obscurity, the technology is being used to track people’s movements.
02/07/2024
GrandPad announces Grandie, an AI-powered virtual companion.
01/25/2024
The tech market for seniors boasts many tools, but not all of them are user friendly.
01/17/2024
Says a report from the Senate Aging Committee.
01/13/2024
From 101,000 to 422,000 -- mostly women.
01/11/2024
Pretty much every company at this year's CES is trumpeting their use of AI.
01/08/2024
New innovations are occurring in sensor tech for long-term care.
01/08/2024
AI solutions may detect changes in behavior before a problem gets worse.
01/08/2024
AI solutions may detect changes in behavior before a problem gets worse.
01/04/2024
"AI is in TVs, audio, cars, retail, health care, robots." And the coming age of AI PCs.
01/04/2024
Panels, startups, and more at CES 2024.
12/18/2023
Industry pushes back on the allegations.
12/18/2023
Two CEOs offer their opinion on the AI opportunity.
12/04/2023
Only 14% of older Americans can afford home care.
11/19/2023
"Individuals reportedly lost $13 million to grandparent and person-in-need scams."
11/14/2023
From the description, too late, and with a significant demand on staff.
11/14/2023
Costs soar for eldercare and family finances are depleted.
10/31/2023
Introducing tech is like 'pushing water uphill.'
10/26/2023
Sage collects data on residents to help track their needs over time and records metrics, such as incident response time, to improve care.
10/20/2023
What does it mean for older adults and the need to work?
10/14/2023
Regulation boundaries end up shaping product development, smaller problems.
10/12/2023
Including AI-enabled smart hospital and nursing home platforms.