Philips monitors elderly’s water usage to determine their ability to live at home
Philips is monitoring the behavior of a subject based on their usage of water outlets of a water supply system in a building. The system monitors personal water usage to determine the suitability of a subject to remain living at home.
Philips has partnered with DispatchHealth, a mobile urgent care provider, to improve access to care and reduce costs by bringing on-demand healthcare services to seniors in their homes.
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