Research, press and conversations about HiDO's work on medication management at home.
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NewsUC Davis Health on its National Institute on Aging-funded trial of the HiDO system with older adults with memory loss, with neuropsychologists Alyssa Weakley and Sarah Tomaszewski Farias.
FundingThe National Institute on Aging funds a $2 million Commercialization Readiness Pilot to bring HiDO’s pharmacy-integrated system for dementia care to market.
ResearchPeer-reviewed feasibility and usability study of the HiDO HomeCare System with 35 caregiver–patient pairs at Rush University Medical Center.
FundingThe National Institute on Aging funds HiDO’s Phase II project, Behavioral Shifts in Dementia Patients Using Novel Pharmacy Home Robotics: A Cost-Effective Approach to Aging in Place.
ArticleCharles Gellman on why the pharmacy belongs at the center of care, from his Future of Care series.
PodcastCharles Gellman joins The MedTech Impact Podcast to talk about HiDO’s mission and how its device supports medication management at home.
FeatureThe National Institute on Aging profiles HiDO Health in its showcase of small businesses funded through its SBIR program.
Press releaseHiDO receives NIA Phase II SBIR funding for its work on medication management for people living with dementia.
PodcastThe Underdog Physician Podcast talks with Charles Gellman about founding HiDO Health, medication adherence and care at home.
PodcastHost Mike Koelzer talks with Charles Gellman, CEO and co-founder of HiDO Health, about AI in pharmacy and care at home.
VideoRon Stefanski, Larry Yuhasz and Charles Gellman discuss the future of prescription care at home with HiDO.
PodcastDr. Andree Bates talks with Charles Gellman about how HiDO uses AI and automated medication dispensing to support medication adherence at home.
FundingA National Institute on Aging Phase I SBIR award to study automated medication dispensing with facial recognition and video observation for people living with dementia.
FundingA National Institute of Mental Health Phase I SBIR award for an automated medication platform with video observation to support antiretroviral therapy.
Press releaseHiDO Health announces a research collaboration with Stanford and new advisors, including Dr. Phyllis Gardner.
ArticleDrug Development & Delivery on the cost of clinical research disrupted by COVID-19 and the potential study delays.