ElliQ robots assist with senior care

ELLIQ ai robot

We all know that AI and robotics are coming to healthcare. It’s inevitable.

This is particularly true when it comes to caring for our seniors. Nursing homes are stretched thin when it comes to resources. We’ve all heard horror stories about inadequate care and supervision in some nursing homes.

And then we have the issue of home care. Most seniors want to stay home, but this can put a tremendous burdon of families.

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Making Sense of Your Healthcare Options

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Navigating the U.S. healthcare system can feel overwhelming, with rising costs, complex insurance plans, and endless choices about care. Yet, understanding your options is key to getting the best treatment while keeping expenses in check. Whether you’re managing routine checkups, unexpected emergencies, or chronic conditions, knowing how to access quality care affordably empowers you to take control of your health. Here’s a straightforward guide, shaped by 2025 healthcare policies and trends, to help the average consumer make smart decisions about services, insurance, and costs.

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IBM sells its Watson Health unit

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IBM had high hopes for its Watson Healthcare unit, but other big tech players like Microsoft and Google have seen more success. As a result, IBM will sell the healthcare data and analytics assets housed under its Watson Health unit to private equity firm Francisco Partners.

The healthtech field is booming, as more companies attempt to use technology and AI to assist in health diagnostics and treatment. Coupled with the Zoom revolution, the way we deliver healthcare will change dramatically over the coming decade. In that respect this is an operational failure by IBM. The opportunity is there but they didn’t execute. Perhaps Francisco Partners can find the right formula to make this a successful business.

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