AlzNav is designed both for elderly people and people in the initial stages of dementia, including Alzheimer’s patients, and their caregivers. The app aims to increase the user’s autonomy when leaving home by providing a number of facilities, including a navigator which guides the user home or sending alerts to the caregiver when the user is lost or leaves the safety area.
Hearing-Check measures a person’s ability to hear, providing information and advices as well. It is designed to check hearing loss caused by age or exposure to noise.
This pain diary enables patients to track their pain and symptoms, monitor them over time and elaborate reports which can be shared with the physician.
OATBook is intended for patients on Oral Anticoagulant Therapy (OAT) to track and record their medication and the International Normalised Ratio (INR). Appointment and medication reminders can be set.
This app is designed for patients with chronic pain and allows to track and register pain episodes- intensity, frequency and location of the pain, review data stored and share reports with other health platforms and physician. Its evaluation system is approved by the WHO.
This app, which is designed to help patients manage their chronic (or new) pain, allows to register and monitor the symptoms of pain, triggers, medication… and elaborates summaries of the condition and proposals of treatment.
POS is a questionnaire which measures outcomes and assesses quality of care in palliative care patients
Parkinsons is intended to help physicians orientate the diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson’s disease.
PD Life is intended for people with Parkinson’s disease (and their carers) to facilitate the management of the illness. It allows to track the patient’s condition, symptoms and side effects, to set medication reminders, and to participate in surveys on the disease, among others.
Qcard is designed to enable people with ADHD, Alzheimer’s, Amnesia, Dementia or Brain injuries (or anyone with memory and organisation problems) to manage and organise their activities and tasks. Tasks to be performed are displayed in a card and reminded through alerts.
