Show HN: KeepUs, a free app to help you watch out for your aging parents
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Have you guys explored incorporating additional sensors in the data set through bluetooth connectivity?
Or, have you considered additional capabilities that are specific to a chronic disease?
The long term trend analysis of this kind of data interests us a lot, in the simple case of activity levels, most seniors go through a very gradual decline, and there's no point at which anyone recognises the need for intervention and a change in exercise habits. I think if people had the analysis more readily, they'd see this and it could have quite a positive outcome by prompting people to make changes in habit to recover their former activity levels. The same analysis should work equally for chronic conditions, and if you can merge information about medication then you should be able to recover a very complete picture.
I looked into the telehealth market back in 2005 when I was an industry analyst. So much more seems possible/economically feasible, now with the rise of GPS enabled smart phones. I would still like to see a whole ecosystem of biometric sensors develop to deliver a much richer data stream that we could use to manage health.