—Via AAHomecare, WASHINGTON, D.C. (August 30, 2017)—On account of requests from several providers to extend the deadline to enter 2nd Quarter 2017 HME Audit Key data, the survey will remain open until Monday, Sept. 11.
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. (August 30, 2017)—Numotion, a provider of complex rehab technology (CRT), has relaunched their company website, numotion.com, with new content intended to showcase customers and provide needed resources to those looking for mobility solutions.
OGDEN, Utah (August 29, 2017)—Freeus, LLC, one of the fastest growing mobile personal emergency response system (mPERS) businesses in the United States, announced that it will be a Gold sponsor of PERS Summit, taking place September 26–28, 2017 in Park City, Utah.
EXETER, Penn. (August 29, 2017)—Quantum Rehab is pleased to announce that the number of iLevel users has reached over 10,000, and continues growing.
Launched in July 2015, iLevel elevates the seat up to 12 inches, while simultaneously stabilizing the power wheelchair via Extra Stability Technology. It allows full functionality at walking height and speeds up to 3.5 mph for increased independence and social inclusion.
WALTHAM, Mass. (August 29, 2017)—EarlySense, known for its contact-free, continuous health monitoring solutions, announced today the EarlySense Live Family Health Monitoring Kit with SmartShare, provides caregivers, such as the parents of young children and adults caring for aging loved ones, with a clinically-proven platform to easily track and manage a dependent's health whether sleeping in a room down the hall or living in another state.
CINCINNATI, Ohio (August 29, 2017)—TruSense, family-friendly smart home technology for seniors, today announced that its namesake offering is now available for purchase. TruSense uses sensor and GPS technology to discern the way a person lives—time spent sleeping, in the kitchen or getting out of the house.
CHICAGO (August 28, 2017)—The American Academy of Home Care Medicine (AAHCM) announces its first ever stand-alone annual conference, focusing on the issues and challenges that face healthcare professionals who provide in-home primary care. Three tracks—VA, legislative and clinical—will let participants customize learning to their specific needs while engaging with a health care professionals in the field of home care medicine.
