Smart health and elderly care equipment is closely integrated with information technology, and is a new smart terminal product that is intelligent, networked, and has health and elderly care service functions (characterized by portability, self-service, and smart monitoring).
The physiological function of each organ of the elderly has declined, the metabolic function is disordered, the immunity is low, and the elderly are prone to various chronic diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, coronary heart disease and tumor. These diseases have extremely high disability and mortality rates, but are difficult to detect in the early stages. By the time the elderly truly feel uncomfortable, the disease may have developed to a more severe stage. Therefore, basic data such as pulse, respiration, heartbeat, blood pressure, and blood oxygen must be monitored for a long time. Once abnormalities are found, timely medication intervention or hospitalization treatment should be carried out.
In the past, these indicators could only be checked and confirmed in hospitals. Now, with smart health and elderly care devices, they can be measured at home, anytime, anywhere, and easy to operate. Equipped with Bluetooth technology, data can be wirelessly transmitted to terminals such as mobile phones, providing reference for families, hospitals, and nursing institutions.
Smart health and elderly care devices provide data support for periodic health status assessments by collecting biological data related to the human body, cloud based big data computation, and smart analysis, helping testers comprehensively grasp their own health trends while developing good living habits.
Smart health and elderly care equipment not only meets the health needs of the elderly, but also has care needs. Whether it is home based elderly care or living in a nursing home, it is necessary to monitor the real-time status of the elderly, improve the efficiency of emergency response to emergencies, and reduce the risk of accidents.
Smart elderly care monitoring devices use mattresses as carriers, such as the smart mattress (embedded sleep recorder) from Plus1Health, which can help the elderly lie on the mattress in the correct position, monitor their vital signs, and immediately send out alarm signals when unexpected situations such as respiratory arrest occur, allowing caregivers to seize the most valuable rescue time. For elderly people with moderate to severe disability, the roll over detection function can prompt caregivers to roll over the elderly on time to avoid bedsores and other situations.
The smart elderly care monitoring equipment achieves interconnection among the elderly, children, and caregivers, meeting the needs of healthy and disabled elderly people in different scenarios such as day, night, exercise, and rest.
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