Richard Rogoski

Speech therapy app among AARP tech winners

A speech therapy app that can help those with dementia or those who have suffered a stroke is an AARP technology competition winner. Read More »

Wearable mini insulin pump treats diabetes in LTC settings: Study

Data from an ongoing study show the effectiveness of a self-administered insulin delivery device in a long-term care setting. Read More »

Emergency call system gives first responders access to seniors’ health information

A new emergency call system gives first responders access to seniors' critical health information at the scene of a 911 call. Read More »

HIE tool for LTPAC providers

A software solution that allows LTPAC providers to share information can help organizations pursue grants from the ONC. Read More »

Silicone could be next drug-delivery platform

Tiny silicone spheres could someday deliver drugs to targeted tissue. Read More »

CareLinx’ care-matching network scores investors

Two well-known senior care investors invest in CareLinx's home care selection network. Read More »

Researchers use ultrasound to combat Alzheimer’s disease

A new study points to the benefits of ultrasound technology to treat Alzheimer’s disease. Read More »

LTPAC business solutions aim for the cloud

Prime Care Technologies launches a suite of cloud-based business solutions designed specifically for the long-term/post-acute care market. Read More »

Acquisition will help SNF revenue management

A company’s acquisition will combine workflow solutions and revenue management services for long-term care environments. Read More »

EHR data predict diabetes risk

A longitudinal study showed that electronic health records data can help identify those at risk of developing diabetes. Read More »

Residents with dementia can benefit from technology, family interaction

A new case study examines the impact of technology on those living with dementia, especially when family members join in. Read More »

Molecular ‘homing’ could combat antibiotic-resistant pathogens

Bacteria tagged with a DNA-based ‘homing beacon’ could turn the tide on antibiotic-resistant pathogens. Read More »

‘Seeing-eye’ cane uses face-recognition technology

A cane for the visually impaired incorporates face-recognition technology. Read More »

Executive console compares performance across sites, competitors

PointRight launches an executive console that allows long-term care chains to gauge their performance across sites--and against competitors. Read More »

Automated data capture sends accounts payable to the cloud

A provider-vendor partnership allows a growing LTC provider chain to move its accounts payable into the cloud. Read More »

Collaboration will aid diabetes management

Big data and intelligent computing come together in a collaborate to improve diabetes care. Read More »

Study questions benefits of video games for some LTC residents

Video games may not be as effective for long-term care residents with dementia or limited mobility, says a new study. Read More »

NIH: Tech strategy is key for Alzheimer’s research

The National Institutes of Health looks to technology and smarter data-gathering to transform dementia research. Read More »

MatrixCare launches new mobile app to monitor performance

A new app allows mobile monitoring of key organizational performance indicators, including revenue cycles and lead generation. Read More »

Online program helps dementia caregivers discuss death

A new multimedia online program teaches dementia caregivers about end-of-life decisions and how to provide comfort for those nearing death. Read More »

Stanley adds support program for resident monitoring systems

A leading resident monitoring solutions company adds a comprehensive support program to improve security through better implementation. Read More »

Resident monitoring solution wins regional award

A non-contact resident monitoring system that uses biosensors wins an award for emerging technology. Read More »

Time-release gel eases medication administration

A new gel with a time-release component could make it easier for those with swallowing difficulties to take their medications. Read More »

Non-invasive glucose monitors choke the testing strips market

Growth of the self-administered blood glucose monitoring market has slowed despite higher diabetes diagnoses, a report says. Read More »

Insects inspire new hearing aid technology

Researchers are developing new hearing aid models based on an insect’s ear that can filter out background noise. Read More »

Philips introduces new mobile app for resident monitoring

Designed for nurses and other caregivers, Philips introduces a new mobile app for on-the-go resident monitoring. Read More »

Patient engagement, care quality top the list of IT drivers: HIMSS survey

The Triple Aim initiative is also is seeing progress, say repondents in this year's HIMSS IT survey. Read More »

Online tool teaches nurses best-practice skills

A new online tool helps nurses learn evidence-based practice skills. Read More »

Qualcomm launches chronic care management app

A new mobile app from Qualcomm helps seniors and their caregivers manage chronic conditions. Read More »

Online tools assist states in using health IT

The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology has released online tools and resources to help states better use health information technology. Read More »