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Wearable Health Solutions Inc. To Attend Medical Alert Monitoring Association (MAMA) 2022 Annual Conference.
Wearable Health Solutions Inc. To Attend Medical Alert Monitoring Association (MAMA) 2022 Annual Conference..
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[{"type":"text","content":"NEWPORT BEACH, CA / ACCESSWIRE / August 11, 2022 / Wearable Health Solutions Inc. (OTC PINK:WHSI) ("Wearable Health Solutions" or the "Company"), announced today that it will attend MAMA's annual conference. MAMA is the premier conference connecting Medical Alert industry participants, thought leaders, financial partners, lenders and intermediaries to explore the present and future of the Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERS) industry."We are delighted to be attending this year in order to reconnect with industry leaders as well as meet with new potential partners," stated Marc Cayle, VP of Innovation and Development.He continued, "The industry is seeing everything from consolidation to new revenue stream opportunities, and we want to be sure we have all of the latest information and options in front of us."The conference will have numerous breakout sessions and many ways for participants to connect in person, which is a welcome change from being remote.Visit the Mama 2022 Annual Conference Website: https://mama2022.splashthat.com/About Us:WHSI is an established manufacturer of PERS (Personal Emergency Response Systems ("PERS")) devices and in the rapidly growing medical alarm device and eHealth sector. As such, we provide innovative wearable healthcare products and services to dealers and distributors across the globe. Our management team has over 30 years in the business, beginning with the launch of the MediPendant™, the first medical alarm device that enabled the user to speak and listen to the emergency response operator directly through the pendant. WHSI will be launching its latest PERS device, the iHelp Max in the Summer 2022. The iHelp Max is a 4G cellular PERS device with advanced features such as fall detection, geo-fencing, AI utilizing Google Assistant and Alexa, notifications, daily check-ins, and medication reminders, that are sold directly to dealers and distributors in the U.S and around the world. Further to the launch of the iHelp Max, the company is developing additional features for the device that include RPM (Remote Patient Monitoring). Utilizing the iHelp Max device, WHSI's advanced medical alarm technology platform enables remote monitoring and data collection of essential vital signs in real-time and with historical values via Bluetooth, NFC, ...