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Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) is a term used to describe the use of technology to support independent living for elderly and disabled people. AAL systems are designed to provide assistance with everyday activities such as shopping, cooking, cleaning, and managing medication. Home testing and home healthcare are two key components of AAL. Home testing involves the use of medical devices to monitor vital signs and detect health issues, while home healthcare involves the use of telemedicine and remote monitoring to provide medical advice and support. AAL systems can also provide social support, such as connecting people with family and friends, and providing access to entertainment and educational activities.
Some companies in the AAL market include Philips, Tunstall, and GrandCare Systems. Philips provides a range of connected health solutions, including home monitoring systems and telehealth services. Tunstall offers a range of connected health and safety solutions, including fall detection and medication management. GrandCare Systems provides a range of connected health and wellness solutions, including activity monitoring and social engagement. Show Less Read more