By providing the connectivity and provisioning platform needed to connect wearable devices seamlessly, KORE is helping mCare virtually monitor patients in their homes or healthcare facilities.

Australian software company mCare Digital, a specialist in assistive technology, recently launched its mCareWatch 241, an innovation in personal emergency alarms.

Awarded the Best Innovative Assistive Technology product at the Asia Pacific Eldercare Awards in Singapore, the mCareWatch 241 is designed to offer the dignity of independence coupled with the security of immediate assistance, providing a level of freedom and connectivity for users and caregivers alike.

“Congratulations to mCare on their award-winning innovative health watch,” said Richard Tuke, vice president at KORE (korewireless.com). “Powered by IoT, this cutting-edge technology is truly enhancing lives and setting new standards in healthcare. Here’s to continued success and transforming health monitoring for individuals everywhere.”

Each feature, from its lightweight design to extended battery life, was crafted to ensure all users can navigate their daily lives with confidence and ease.

“The mCareWatch 241 represents our dedication to listening and responding to the needs of our customers,” said Peter Apostolopoulos, co-founder of mCare Digital. “We are thrilled to offer a product that not only meets but exceeds the expectations of those we serve. This new model reflects our commitment to providing innovative, reliable, and user-friendly assistive technology.”

To learn more, watch the case study at eu.korewireless.com/resources/case-studies/mcare-healthcare-iot-wearable-device.

Australian software company mCare Digital (mcaredigital.com.au) is focused on using technology to provide human-centred products for caring, wellbeing and independent living. In addition to smart wearable devices such as watches and safety alarms, it has developed the ConnectiveCare software platform to provide organisations with functionality, information and insights to support better caring and more advanced healthcare. The proprietary platform can be adapted to suit a wide range of needs including linking wearable, biometric and other healthcare devices via Bluetooth 2.0 and 4G connectivity.