Making Possible Digital Health Assistive Technologies

Make Possible was made to protect the vulnerable people always and everywhere
We admired the way local and national health authorities have care and consideration for the aged and vulnerable in British society and felt a passionate desire to develop the How Am I (HAI) system to bring back normality and a feeling of well-being to bedridden or vulnerable patients.

Our easy-to-use and wearable devices, also known as ‘modules’, are small portable pieces of equipment that can be used anywhere you go, at anytime. Each one monitors the wearer’s heart rate and includes an accelerometer to indicate a fall, SOS emergency alarm, GPS location and tracking, reminders, voice commands for blind users and can call emergency services if a crisis occurs.

The development of such a wearable health tracking service allows people to step outside and away from their beds with the peace of mind that they are fully supported by Make POssible handy products, in case of emergency. “The HAI system safeguards one’s independence and quality of life, no matter how old or frail you are,” Said Davide.

Psychologists and health experts confirm that in most cases health improves better, and people feel better, while they are recovering in the comfort of their own homes, whether they are alone or not, rather than while being cared for in hospitals. In Davide’s opinion, this is why the British Health policy focuses particularly on patient healthcare management at home and he believes this should continue to develop further.

“With the HAI system, the patient is never alone because he/she has a little and trustworthy friend with them constantly. My goal is to vastly ease and improve the quality of life of vulnerable people in British society and to work alongside the institutions that help them,” said Davide.

Call 020 3195 3837 or see http://www.makingpossible.uk

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