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6 Great Home Health Products
Home health vendors target the channel with everything from simple senior-friendly computers to sophisticated whole-house monitoring solutions.
For at least three years, CE Pro has encouraged integrators to explore a promising new market for home technology: seniors and other adults who need a little help living independently.
This year, we took our coverage to a new level with the industry's first Home Health Technology Pavilion at the 2010 Electronic House Expo in March. The pavilion featured six vendors who believe CE pros are well positioned to bring beneficial technologies to the elderly and disabled, as well as their caretakers.
While some of the products at EHX targeted the entire house, others solved one or two simple but important problems facing seniors. Regardless, they all provide new opportunities for integrators and the communities they serve.
Check out our gallery of integrator-friendly home health solutions.
Products include:
Celery | Computer-less Email
Halo Monitoring | Fall Detection
GrandCare Systems | Monitoring & Communications
LogicMark | Two-way Pendant
Presto | Computer-less Email
MyGait | Senior-friendly PC
Home Health Technology once again will play a big role at EHX Spring 2011: The New Opportunities Show.
How to Capitalize on Home Health Tech
Integrators are positioned to serve seniors, the disabled and caretakers with new products, services and business models.
6 Great Home Health Products for Integrators
Home health vendors target the channel with everything from simple senior-friendly computers to sophisticated whole-house monitoring solutions.
Breaking into Home Health Tech: How to Smart Small
While you're building a business model and product line, why not start building a customer base?
How to Make Money on a $50 Machine for Seniors
Run by a former Monster Cable exec, Presto suggests integrators can earn recurring revenue with an inexpensive 'computer-less email' system for the elderly
iPhone Automation for the Visually Impaired
Apple's VoiceOver feature helps visually impaired users navigate through a home automation system with special gesture controls and voice feedback on the iPhone and iPad.
Modifying Off-the-shelf Systems for Seniors and the Disabled
SimplyHome was a developer/manager of long-term care facilities before moving into the systems integration business.
Innovative Services: Tracking Home Health Activity
Monitors home health activity with a $1,000 system that has also produced overall cost savings of about 40-70 percent.
Establish Recurring Revenue With a Healthy Integration Business
Integrated home healthcare systems are predicted to create revenues of $30 billion by 2012.
More on Home Health Technology
This year, we took our coverage to a new level with the industry's first Home Health Technology Pavilion at the 2010 Electronic House Expo in March. The pavilion featured six vendors who believe CE pros are well positioned to bring beneficial technologies to the elderly and disabled, as well as their caretakers.
While some of the products at EHX targeted the entire house, others solved one or two simple but important problems facing seniors. Regardless, they all provide new opportunities for integrators and the communities they serve.
Check out our gallery of integrator-friendly home health solutions.
Products include:
Celery | Computer-less Email
Halo Monitoring | Fall Detection
GrandCare Systems | Monitoring & Communications
LogicMark | Two-way Pendant
Presto | Computer-less Email
MyGait | Senior-friendly PC
Home Health Technology once again will play a big role at EHX Spring 2011: The New Opportunities Show.
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How to Capitalize on Home Health Tech
Integrators are positioned to serve seniors, the disabled and caretakers with new products, services and business models.
6 Great Home Health Products for Integrators
Home health vendors target the channel with everything from simple senior-friendly computers to sophisticated whole-house monitoring solutions.
Breaking into Home Health Tech: How to Smart Small
While you're building a business model and product line, why not start building a customer base?
How to Make Money on a $50 Machine for Seniors
Run by a former Monster Cable exec, Presto suggests integrators can earn recurring revenue with an inexpensive 'computer-less email' system for the elderly
iPhone Automation for the Visually Impaired
Apple's VoiceOver feature helps visually impaired users navigate through a home automation system with special gesture controls and voice feedback on the iPhone and iPad.
Modifying Off-the-shelf Systems for Seniors and the Disabled
SimplyHome was a developer/manager of long-term care facilities before moving into the systems integration business.
Innovative Services: Tracking Home Health Activity
Monitors home health activity with a $1,000 system that has also produced overall cost savings of about 40-70 percent.
Establish Recurring Revenue With a Healthy Integration Business
Integrated home healthcare systems are predicted to create revenues of $30 billion by 2012.
More on Home Health Technology
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News · Product News · Slideshow · Home Health · Home Health · Ehx 2010 · Presto · Logicmark · Celery · Halo Monitoring · Grandcare ·About the Author
Julie Jacobson, Editor-at-large, CE Pro
Julie Jacobson is co-founder of EH Publishing and currently spends most of her time writing for CE Pro, mostly in the areas of home automation, networked A/V and the business of home systems integration. She majored in Economics at the University of Michigan, earned an MBA from the University of Texas at Austin, and has never taken a journalism class in her life. Julie is a washed-up Ultimate Frisbee player with the scars to prove it. Follow her on Twitter @juliejacobson.
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