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A senior-care proposal, designed to replace periodic-personal care for senior citizens. The system uses PrimeSense technology to detect falls, a smart pill dispenser, and an alert watch to keep the senior informed.
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- 1. Lynn Redefining In-home Care A Proposal By Christopher Cooper Johanna Wells Alicia Zwiebel
- 2. Agenda Background Goal Problem Proposed Solution Budget Schedule Summary Risk Analysis Conclusions
- 3. Background 70% over 65 will require some long-term care. Periodic personal care can cost $18,000/year. Medicare only covers skilled care. Most employer/private insurers only cover skilled care. The median income for seniors in 2009 was $18,001
- 4. The Math $18,001-$18,000 = $1.00
- 5. Goal Keep seniors in their home longer for less.
- 6. Problems to Consider Cost Privacy Ease of Use Accessibility
- 7. Proposed Solution Health Bliss Safety Awareness
- 8. Safety Vision System Fall Detection Body Tracking Closed-Circuit No Footage Recorded
- 10. Spot the Sensor
- 11. Awareness System Alert System Inclusions of Family, Doctors, and the Senior Ability to Monitor Vitals Ability to Control Medical Scheduling Simplicity
- 13. Not Just a Watch Notifications Pulse Readings Automatic Assistance Most Advanced Help Button Ever
- 15. Health System 50 million adults in the U.S. suffer from Arthritis. Child proof caps are the enemy. Memory problems may result in double dosing. Some medicines interact negatively. Medication needs to change with body vitals.
- 16. Smart Pill Dispenser Access to Extra Pills And Medical Info Prescription Scanner Pressure Sensor
- 18. Prototype Budget
- 19. Schedule Summary Production by 2012
- 20. Risk Management
- 21. Conclusions Expandable System Readily Available Components Direct Access (No Cloud Here) Periodic Personal Care Cost is Slashed
- 22. This is Just the Beginning.Any Questions?
- 23. Sources http://www.cdc.gov/arthritis/data_statistics.htm http://www.longtermcare.gov/LTC/Main_Site/Understanding_Long_Term_Care/Costs_Paying/index.aspx# http://money.usnews.com/money/blogs/planning-to-retire/2010/6/3/the-4-major-sources-of-retirement-income.html http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=896baf27392763f94c3cabcd4fcbffea&prevstart=0
Hinweis der Redaktion
- This system must be designed so that the senior can be as active or inactive in the system as possible. The in-home technology must be designed so that a person with no computer or technological experience will be able to understand and use the system. This system must promote active participation between doctors, family members, and those receiving the system.
- The Xbox Kinect uses a technology similar to TOF (Time-of Flight) an encoded light signal is emitted, and the distortion of the signal as it bounces off of objects allows the system to create a map of the room. It can monitor the full-body motions of up to two people and cost $199.
- This remote interface would also be developed for mobile devices (such as android and ios devices) , so the information is accessible anywhere.
- For seniors that live in their own home, dropping or losing a pill is a common occurrence. Unfortunately, some seniors may forget whether or not they have taken a pill, which can lead to double-dosing and accidental overdose. This can be prevented by a simple request system. The pill dispenser can be programmed to require permission before dispensing extra pills. If a senior presses the button to receive and extra pill, the system will send a notification to the qualified family member, This person can simply accept of reject the request, or contact the senior for more information.