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Addison Care introduces a combination of artificial intelligence, continuous health engagement, remote monitoring, and live care support in the home. The description says traditional aging-care expenses are climbing beyond the reach of millions of American families.
Read the original →Homage, a home care company founded in Singapore, launched Esteem AI today. It is care management software for home care, aged care and disability support providers.
Read the original →Systemexe Co., Ltd. issued a press release on October 29, 2026 at 11:00. It announced a published use case of RAG-type generative AI and AI-OCR in the information disclosure work of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
Read the original →The agreements combine knowledge from care settings with AI and body-sound analysis technology. Through demonstration trials and joint development, the partners aim to create and put into practical use new caregiving technology.
Read the original →VISH Co., Ltd., based in Nagoya, Aichi, provides the cloud service Konovel for child development support and after-school day service providers. It will hold webinars on November 10, 17 and 24, 2026, on labor shortages and AI use in therapeutic education settings.
Read the original →Care Buddy is all-in-one home-visit care software covering phone calls, shifts and documents through to attendance, visit records and care billing. It is designed so service managers and administrators can focus on checking and approving.
Read the original →Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine announced results of an analysis linking five gut bacteria types specific to Japanese people with daily diet and nutrient intake.
Read the original →AI tools are supporting communication and accessibility in Vietnam. Survey findings highlight gaps in digital skills and access to inclusive services.
Read the original →France's CNSA tested AI in 11 disability offices to sort paper files and check completeness. Results due in mid-October 2026 have not yet been published.
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