Desde Kwido podemos anunciar que se ha puesto en marcha uno de los proyectos más importantes de monitorización de personas mayores en domicilio a través de sensores a nivel internacional.- For us, this is a further step in our desire to become a global provider of elderly care technology across five continents.
- Kwido has been selected to participate in a programme in Panama. Kwido is the digital health platform of the E-Silver project.
Usually a day centre has limited space.
In addition, there are times when some older people are left out of care for various reasons:
Remoteness from the centre.
Lack of a higher level of dependency.
Because they are on waiting lists.
It is even possible that we have elderly people who come to […]
- Kwido Home has been recognized as one of the top 9 solutions for caring for the elderly in a recent market study
- FrAAgiLe analyses the status of the user, physically and mentally, based on various aspects that relate to frailty. We’re inviting more organizations to join us in testing it.
Kwido has been running a project in Turin for several months now, which will run for at least 2023 and 2024, to bring new technologies to the elderly at home and in day centres.
Kwido, together with the Italian organisations Gruppo Arco and ISRAA, has designed a project to carry out a double intervention:
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- Automated geriatric assessments allow organisations in the geriatric and elderly care world to save time and resources, as these assessments can be carried out quickly and easily using digital tools.
IMQ Igurco, a company with geriatric experts, had already been aware for years that at Ideable we had been developing technology for the care of the elderly and the socio-health world from our Kwido division and they contacted us to help them design a technological solution that would allow them to take their knowledge of care for the el […]
Kwido has been invited by the ISRAA organisation to participate in this event which aims to put the spotlight on the challenges faced in caring for the elderly. It is clear that the shortage of carers is evident and growing. But nothing can be done if we do not put the elderly person back at the centre and the challenge of their quality […]
