Healthsense places wireless sensors around living spaces to monitor patients at home and in skilled nursing and assisted living facilities, then applies algorithms to detect signs of potential health issues.
CEO A.R. Weiler said 23,000 people are on its remote monitoring system and it runs its own data centers.
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A Minnesota company that develops technology to enable healthy aging is raising more than $13 million, according to a recent regulatory filing. Healthsense makes products that allow the “passive monitoring of activity level of seniors” inside the home , in a community living space, assisted living or a skilled nursing venue, explained the company’s chief […]
Healthsense makes innovative medical devices focused on wireless monitoring of senior citizens and helping their caregivers. The company markets an "eNeighbor" system that uses wireless technology to monitor senior citizens in real time. Home healthcare and the aging Baby Boomer population are two high-growth areas in healthcare.
Healthsense Inc. is looking to raise $6.8 million from the sale of equity and warrants, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The company, based in Mendota Heights, Minnesota, makes remote home monitoring technologies for the elderly. Healthsense will use the money to fund working capital and development of new versions of its core eNeighborhood products, CEO Terry Barck said.