LogicMark, a provider of personal emergency response systems (PERS), health communication devices, and technology for the growing care economy, announced the launch of Activity Metrics in its Freedom Alert Max device. This breakthrough feature introduces activity tracking capabilities powered by predictive AI analytics, fundamentally transforming medical alert technology from reactive emergency response to proactive health crisis prevention.
Activity Metrics enables the Freedom Alert Max medical alert and health communication device to continuously track users' daily steps and active time, providing caregivers with real-time insights and a complete seven-day activity history through LogicMark’s Care Village app. This data is critical for maintaining senior health and longevity, as regular physical activity directly correlates with vitality and fall prevention in ageing adults; decreased activity can often signal underlying issues.
Activity Metrics is one of many services provided as part of LogicMark's patented Care Processing Technology, which analyses patterns of ageing adults using proprietary AI algorithms. This data establishes a comprehensive, baseline user wellness profile via patent-pending Care Village Digital Twin technology. Through the digital twin, LogicMark is building a back-end mirror image of its users’ physical capabilities and mobility. The technology enables care processing to recognise patterns across individuals and generate the prediction of potential fall risks before actual falls or other emergencies happen. This approach allows for a proactive and preventative approach to caregiving and safer environments for seniors overall.
"We're transforming medical alert technology by shifting from waiting for an emergency to proactive health monitoring, preventing emergencies and falls before they happen," said Chia-Lin Simmons, CEO of LogicMark. "Activity Metrics combined with features like our recently launched Medication Reminders, represent our commitment to proactive and preventative senior safety. Now, we can identify potential health issues and fall risks early, giving families and healthcare providers the insights they need to intervene before a crisis occurs."
