DigiHealthyAgeing Management

Today, we face a rapidly aging society, and we predict skyrocketing healthcare costs for an aging population with multiple chronic conditions. Healthcare providers in Europe must manage to offer personalized medicine and equitable health access for a larger population.

The national healthcare authorities promise their citizens the best practices—essentially, the best available treatment alternatives—and provide the freedom to choose care and treatment. However, due to the high cost of healthcare and a lack of advanced equipment and expertise, EU-based healthcare providers are unable to fulfill these promises.

We aim to conduct a comprehensive field study in public health research, health economics, health technology assessment, patient psychology, health services research, and health technology research (including developing LMMs, digital protocol, and AI workflow management). This study will address unmet public health challenges using EU-wide approaches to provide equitable care, enhance patient engagement, and ensure adherence to the best treatment plans for all, from hospital care to home care. Home care management tools should be integrated.

We are developing wearable devices designed to quickly detect abnormal signs, thereby enhancing patient outcomes and quality of life (QoL) through personalized care. As a provider of wearables, we aim to contribute to the realization of end-to-end personalized medicine throughout patient journeys. We collaborate with healthcare and relevant stakeholders to offer equitable, efficient, and preventive care for patients with multiple chronic conditions. We will be a small part of the contribution as a device producer.

Although we produce wearables, our focus extends beyond just monitoring. We seek to provide a good digital healthcare protocol by patients' daily activities—such as standing, walking to the kitchen, sitting on sofas or toilets, and lying in bed—in an unobtrusive manner to proactively identify best practice solutions for their health conditions and prolong a healthier lifestyle.

1. Healthcare Providers: Enhance personalized care and medication effectiveness through trend analysis to improve staffing and personalized treatment options.

2. Pharmaceutical Companies: Optimize dosing regimens and assess the effectiveness of new drugs based on real-world data.

3. Device Companies: Access existing data sources from large corporations, EU databanks, UK databanks, and other relevant organizations to facilitate comparative studies throughout patient journeys.

4. Patient Associations: Utilize unique databases for specific patient groups to enable guideline creation, trend prediction, preventive strategies, and treatment alternatives.

5. Insurance Organizations: Develop robust business models based on reimbursement calculations and personalized medicine recommendations that improve patient care.

6. Health Beverage, Medicines, Wellness, and Self-Check Kit Distributors: Provide timely suggestions for beverage and liquid intake based on patient biometrics.

7. Sports and Exercise Providers, and Smart City Organizations: Employ data to assess the need for mental health consultations, provide guidance and training programs, and measure wellness indices in populations across regions.

8. External Caregiving Associations: Access anonymized or pseudonymized patient data to formulate personalized care recommendations.

9. Algorithmic Data Providers: Collaborate to leverage advanced analytics for improving patient outcomes and enhancing data interpretation.