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Parks Associates eighth annual Connected Health Summit, sponsored by Alarm.com and Everise, features sessions throughout the year highlighting new consumer research following the COVID-19 pandemic and examining emerging opportunities for smart home solutions in the connected health markets. Dust and allergens are consumers top concerns, and 25% are concerned about viruses and bacteria inside the household, said Elizabeth Parks, President, Parks Associates. There are numerous opportunities emerging for the connected home industries to deliver health and wellness solutions. Our latest research shows that over 50% of US broadband households find a smart product that removes dust/allergens from the floor and purifies the air of viruses and bacteria as valuable.
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LAS CRUCES, N.M., Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ With the goal to accelerate progress in confronting global challenges, Intel Corporation has selected Electronic
Caregiver®, a worldwide health technology and services company, to receive grant funding for its evidence-based program called COVID to Home. The program is designed to reduce constraints on hospital capacity while providing care to recovering COVID-19 patients.
Electronic Caregiver s COVID to Home program is designed to reduce constraints on hospital capacity while providing care to recovering COVID-19 patients.
The grant awarded by Intel is part of its commitment to expedite access to technology that can combat the current pandemic and enable scientific discovery that better prepares the world for future crises. In April 2020, in response to the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic, Intel committed $50 million to fund a Pandemic Response Technology Initiative (PRTI) to support and