Brainworks, provider of AI-enhanced, non-contact vital sign measurement and automated digital healthcare tools, reveals Medio Smart Health, a login-based web application for personal health management and COVID-19 specific symptom tracking. With Medio, individuals can use their mobile phones, computers, and tablet cameras to automatically measure and track their vital signs, monitor their health over time, and answer specific CDC recommended screening questions related to COVID-19. Specific, trackable symptoms related to COVID-19 detected through video-based ambient biometrics, including heart rate, respiration rate, and changes in skin tone related to blood oxygenation are automatically measured by the cameras in iOS Safari-enabled mobile devices as well as other smartphones, tablets, and PCs. The easy-to-use website is available for immediate use, allowing users to track changes to their health and determine whether they should seek additional testing, medical care, or hospitalization.
HR Technology News: TecHRseries Interview with Iain Moffat, Chief Global Officer at People First
Medio Smart Health is available for FREE throughout the U.S. for COVID-19 specific symptom tracking, using video-based ambient biometrics. Take control of your personal health and track daily.
“As the global COVID-19 pandemic continues to worsen, the current, centralized hospital and clinic model is no longer safe. Any visit to a hospital or clinic risks catching the Coronavirus, and that’s only if the clinic has room for you,” said Dr. Phillip Alvelda, CEO and Chairman of Brainworks. “Each day, the general public and essential workers struggle to find a safe way to be tested. This was our motivation for speeding up the process for getting our health assessment tracker in the hands of everyone who can use it. We’re determined to do our part to help stop the spread of COVID-19 and get America safely back to work.”
HR Technology News: Toptal Launches Remote Work Solutions to Help Companies Create Effective Remote Work Environments
The health assessment tracker does not diagnose, but enables millions of critical healthcare, first responders, food-chain, and other essential workers, as well as the general public, to test themselves as often as they like, even two-to-three times a day. Individuals can monitor trends in personal health, share records with their doctor, and make informed decisions before entering public facilities without risking further contagion of the deadly disease. Later this quarter, patients recovering from COVID-19 can use Medio to help decide when they might be well enough to return to work, while minimizing risk of infecting others.
HR Technology News: A New Computer for the 49 Million Flexible, Work-From-Anywhere Professionals