Ask HN: Anyone working on something in the Senior-Care market?
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Re: Ask HN: Anyone working on something in the Senior-Care market?
#12I work at http://www.call-em-all.com. We have many senior care facilities that use us for automated notifications regarding health, medication, etc. We also work with many healthcare staffing companies which staff for in-home caregivers.
Re: Ask HN: Anyone working on something in the Senior-Care market?
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Re: Ask HN: Anyone working on something in the Senior-Care market?
#14My friend Laura runs Grandcare, I can get you her contact info if you like. http://www.grandcare.com/
That would be great. Thanks so much. my email is radio4theages.tech@gmail.com
Re: Ask HN: Anyone working on something in the Senior-Care market?
#15I know an entrepreneur in Ohio who runs a very large (multi-million) nursing home software company. Email me at loganfrederick@gmail.com for details!
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Re: Ask HN: Anyone working on something in the Senior-Care market?
#16I... uh... wouldn't call it exactly that, but I'm extending http://www.deadmansswitch.net to include checking-up features (phone, sms, etc).
Re: Ask HN: Anyone working on something in the Senior-Care market?
#17I work at http://www.call-em-all.com . We have many senior care facilities that use us for automated notifications regarding health, medication, etc. We also work with many healthcare staffing companies which staff for in-home caregivers.
Sounds interesting, I would really be interested in following up with you about this. I'm very interested in improving quality of life while at the same time reducing costs and overall inefficiencies. My email is radio4theages.tech@gmail.com.
Re: Ask HN: Anyone working on something in the Senior-Care market?
#18I... uh... wouldn't call it exactly that, but I'm extending http://www.deadmansswitch.net to include checking-up features (phone, sms, etc).
Hah, interesting concept. At first glance, I thought it prob. wouldn't be the best thing to feature this on a show that targets people who see friends pass on a weekly, if not daily, basis. However, after thinking about it more, it would be interesting to see how they (seniors) think about the concept and if it differs from our(younger folks) point of view. Our show will be a live call-in show, so it could make for an interesting segment. What's your email?
Re: Ask HN: Anyone working on something in the Senior-Care market?
#19I work at http://www.call-em-all.com . We have many senior care facilities that use us for automated notifications regarding health, medication, etc. We also work with many healthcare staffing companies which staff for in-home caregivers.
Sounds interesting, I would really be interested in following up with you about this. I'm very interested in improving quality of life while at the same time reducing costs and overall inefficiencies. My email is radio4theages.tech@gmail.com.
I'll have our biz dev guy follow up with you. He'll know more about how the senior industry uses us exactly as well as having more input of additional potential uses within that industry.
Re: Ask HN: Anyone working on something in the Senior-Care market?
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Sounds interesting, I would really be interested in following up with you about this. I'm very interested in improving quality of life while at the same time reducing costs and overall inefficiencies. My email is radio4theages.tech@gmail.com.
I'll have our biz dev guy follow up with you. He'll know more about how the senior industry uses us exactly as well as having more input of additional potential uses within that industry.
Sounds great, thanks so much!