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
10/09/2023
"We can mitigate that by coaching patients on effectively using AI."
10/09/2023
"We can mitigate that by coaching patients on effectively using AI."
10/09/2023
Americans 65 and older account for record share of spending and are less susceptible to interest rates.
09/18/2023
Likely where AI cost benefit is being compared to human labor.
09/17/2023
Workers are unwilling to work for less money to be in a management-described great 'culture'.
09/13/2023
Data-rich article compares income to rents in multiple cities.
09/09/2023
Allegations of assault and care worker abuse, loss of insurance contracts.
09/08/2023
Including collaboration with your competitors in your local market.
09/07/2023
Innovations will help make staff more efficient and less stressed out.
09/05/2023
54 million informal caregivers, 4.7 million paid care workers.
09/02/2023
Nearly 30 states now offer robotic pet therapy for isolated seniors.
09/01/2023
To improve efficiencies from clinical outcomes to back-office work
09/01/2023
Survey of 1439 adults included 512 baby boomers.
08/31/2023
Discover the connection between hearing loss and anxiety and how to cope.
08/30/2023
By 2038, most people 75 and older are likely to live alone.
08/30/2023
Microphones, speakers, high-res cameras for motion, infrared low-light.
08/23/2023
Patients spend months waiting in hospitals for nursing-home beds.
08/21/2023
But it's clear artificial intelligence is leading to fundamental changes in care delivery.
08/12/2023
Nationwide, a number of 911 centers struggle to locate cellphone callers and can’t receive texts or photos.
08/01/2023
Improving operations, care, chronic staffing issues.
08/01/2023
Ratio of workers to retirees is worsening.
08/01/2023
Future M&A likely among generative AI startups.
07/31/2023
Are offerings usable by older adults?
07/29/2023
Capital market constraints, are shifting out of institutional settings and the expiration of continuous Medicaid enrollment.