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Clearday To Provide Robotic Services To Skilled Nursing Facilities
Clearday To Provide Robotic Services To Skilled Nursing Facilities.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 14, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Clearday (OTCQX: CLRD) is pleased to announce that Chandler Hall Health Services intends to use Clearday groundbreaking “companion robotics” inside the Chandler Hall’s Healthcare system. The companion robots include Clearday at Home, Clearday’s proprietary digital care system that help Americans challenged by geriatric issues and their care givers. Chandler Hall provides independent living, personal care, memory care, skilled care, hospice at home and community-based hospice services in Newton, Pennsylvania on a 13-acre campus that accommodates more than 170 long-term residents, and also hospice residents. John Whitman, CEO of Chandler Hall, noted that “the engagement of companion robotics will be critical as the acute and non-acute healthcare providers face worker shortages now and in the years to come.” “Clearday’s companion robotic services offer care providers, both large and small, the ability to elevate their care with very attractive economics. We are excited to see our investment over the prior year’s bring additional revenue sources and opportunities to us as we continue to innovate care for older American and support their caregivers” said James Walesa, CEO, Founder of Clearday. Mr. Walesa added “we expect to continue our Clearday Labs to develop additional products and services that may add multiple new revenue sources. Clearday, through a joint venture, has made a significant commitment to bring to market its unique companion robots. The robots can serve assisted living communities, skilled care communities, independent living centers and others through many applications or care cases that have been used at Clearday’s residential facilities that elevate care and enhance engagement to provide a better and more efficient level of service to residents. Clearday previously announced its in-home robotic applications to expand innovative care services to the in-home geriatric market and expects to develop sales opportunities in this market with home care companies and others. Jim Walesa noted “we are all very proud to see the extensive work that has successfully brought robotic services to our residential care communities be adopted and made available to help all older Americans at home to ...