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New Caregiving App for Alzheimer's: Elevmi

  • Otsuka Precision Health launched Elevmi, an AI app that supports Alzheimer's caregivers.
  • Family caregivers face stress coordinating care, and struggle to find support, according to the Alzheimer's Association.
  • Elevmi offers personalized support and information, assisting with doctor visit preparation and observation recording.
  • Sanket Shah, President of Otsuka Precision Health, stated that caregivers balance responsibilities with little support.
  • Elevmi aims to provide resources, helping caregivers manage Alzheimer's and prioritize their mental health.
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New Caregiving App for Alzheimer's: Elevmi

(BPT) - Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's can be overwhelming. Nearly 70% of family caregivers say that coordinating care is stressful, and two-thirds struggle to find information to support their loved one's needs according to a recent report…

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