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Posted On: 01/10/2023 3:25:20 PM
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NetworkNewsBreaks – MetAlert Inc. (MLRT) Featured on ‘Gametime with Sequire’
MetAlert (OTC: MLRT), a pioneer in location-sensitive health monitoring devices and wearable technology products for remote patient monitoring, was featured in a recent interview with Sequire Spotlight. In the program, MetAlert’s CEO Patrick Bertagna joined Host Carmel Fisher to discuss the company’s business model and goals heading into the near future. “We’re a medical device/technologies company. We cater to a specific segment of the population – people with cognitive memory disorders such as Alzheimer’s, dementia, autism, traumatic brain injury,” Bertagna said. “And most of these people can’t use conventional type of technologies. So, we’ve developed a suite of products and services that help their caregivers manage where they are, how they are doing, sending medical information to doctors so they don’t have to go themselves… If they get lost or wander off, we can find them easily through apps, tablets… But it’s really about increasing the quality of life, the longevity of people who are challenged.”
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MetAlert (OTC: MLRT), a pioneer in location-sensitive health monitoring devices and wearable technology products for remote patient monitoring, was featured in a recent interview with Sequire Spotlight. In the program, MetAlert’s CEO Patrick Bertagna joined Host Carmel Fisher to discuss the company’s business model and goals heading into the near future. “We’re a medical device/technologies company. We cater to a specific segment of the population – people with cognitive memory disorders such as Alzheimer’s, dementia, autism, traumatic brain injury,” Bertagna said. “And most of these people can’t use conventional type of technologies. So, we’ve developed a suite of products and services that help their caregivers manage where they are, how they are doing, sending medical information to doctors so they don’t have to go themselves… If they get lost or wander off, we can find them easily through apps, tablets… But it’s really about increasing the quality of life, the longevity of people who are challenged.”
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
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