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Newsroom
Announcements, recognition, national coverage and the longer pieces where we set out what we believe. Care Daily on the radio, in the research, and on the stage.
On air
The national radio show and podcast, on what ambient intelligence in the home actually changes for an aging population.
Thinking
National radio, peer-reviewed research, industry recognition and the conferences where this gets argued out. Start with the tech roadmap if you only have time for one.
UC Berkeley's own write-up of the caregiver trial run with the Berkeley Psychophysiology Laboratory, on what ambient sensing did for the people doing the caring rather than only for the person being cared for.
Budgets are tightening while demand for in-home care accelerates. This maps health technology onto Maslow's hierarchy, from remote patient monitoring at the physiological base through safety, connection and esteem, to self-actualization, and argues that value-based models and integrated ecosystems are what the next decade rewards.
Why an open AI platform, acting as the hub that connects point solutions, providers, technology brands and payers, is a better answer than every organization building its own. Covers using real-time data to forecast complications and to help caregivers decide what matters today.
The case for starting from an open AI platform rather than an IoT platform, and for connecting point solutions and EHR data into one picture that can predict rather than merely record.
Communities typically reassess fall risk every six to twelve months, which leaves long gaps. This walks through continuous individual-level fall-risk assessment built on data already in the EHR, including a case where risk rose days before a fall occurred.
From the road
The clearest proof comes from the field.Our newest work is filmed inside real communities and real homes, with the teams who run them. Start with the customer stories to see the product working in the conditions it was built for.Announcements and events
Launches with our partners, industry recognition, and what we brought to the conference floor.
AiDiDom, a consortium of three Wallonian home care federations, launched Jeremi, an AI Virtual Caregiver built on Care Daily, to help caregivers anticipate needs and keep people in their own homes for longer.
Care Daily joined the Care Guild's class of honorees in the category of AI in Care, alongside twenty-four others and a community that includes designers, roboticists, academics and entrepreneurs.
Notes from a panel in Las Vegas on fragmentation, behavioral health and the shift of care into the home, with contributions on why ambient sensing has to preserve dignity to be adopted at all.
On workforce shortages and technology fragmentation in senior care, and on predicting falls two to seven days ahead by combining EHR data with ambient sensors.
Video filmed with the communities running Care Daily today, and the research library behind the product. Both show it in practice.