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care.coach is pleased to announce the appointment of Kendra Seavey as the new President and Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. Kendra succeeds Victor Wang, the company's founder, who has successfully led the organization for the past 12 years.

care.coach is on the list of Newsweek's World's Best Digital Health Companies 2024!

care.coach, the leading provider of scalable companionship and health coaching technology, has successfully completed its SOC 2 Type 2 audit with a perfect final report from Johanson Group.

care.coach is awarded a (SBIR) grant by the National Institute on Aging (NIA), an institute within the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The funds will help care.coach implement and scale the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) STEADI fall prevention algorithm.

care.coach wins commercialization readiness program (CRP) grant by the National Institute on Aging (NIA).

We took a look at several innovative health technologies, ranging from an app that screens pregnant people for substance use to a device that tracks stress responses to make it easier for older adults to get around.

Victor Wang, CEO & Founder of StartUp Health company care.coach, is at the tip of the spear of the AI-in-health revolution. He’s got an insider’s understanding of how technology like ChatGPT will shape healthcare.

Victor Wang, CEO & Founder of care.coach, is on a mission to support millions of medically and psychosocially complex individuals in order to help them live healthy lives.

Care Resources, a community-based program for people 55 years and older, is expanding its use of innovative telehealth and telemonitoring technology to promote healthy and independent living among participants. The organization has formed a strategic partnership with digital health company care.coach.

Imagine having a digital pet that helps you take care of yourself.
In this episode, Victor Wang, founder, and CEO of Care.Coach talks about using a digital pet avatar to coach senior and hyper-complex people to improve their self-care.

Care Resources PACE demonstrates 40% reduction in falls through care.coach Avatar™ and Video Visits™ during strategic partnership.

care.coach corporation and Waystone Health & Human Services have established a collaborative agreement to support individuals age 18 and older that are served by the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services.

The talking cats and dogs work on a specialized tablet and are designed to help the person with dementia accomplish daily tasks.

For the past 50 years, low-income seniors aged 55 and older have benefited from Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly services that allow them to age safely in their own homes.

Victor Wang took his experience at MIT and time working on robotics with NASA and used it to build a tool to solve the senior caregiver crisis. His avatar-based platform combines the latest in artificial intelligence and voice recognition with “human-in-the-loop” technology that leverages available caregiver workforces around the globe.

From makers of remote patient monitoring tools to creators of interactive software platforms, more than a dozen emerging health-tech innovators with solutions that focus on helping older adults age will present their ideas to investors and health industry experts during a day-long event.

Humana is working with software company Care.Coach to test the use of an AI-driven animal avatar called Buddy to help engage high-risk patients.

The tech for the lonely: How Care Coach helps the elderly manage their chronic conditions

Entrepreneurial ventures are developing technologies, community resources, and solutions to address social isolation and loneliness among older adults in Massachusetts.

Researchers are testing whether digital assistants can help older people stay healthy

As the US population ages, people in need of 24/7 monitoring will outnumber available caregivers. One company's answer: Let a digital avatar do the job.

LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Patricia Richards, who is 64 years old and lives in Salem, Massachusetts, looks forward to her daily chats with her cat Bella.