Care for those who have spent a lifetime caring for you.
The healthcare industry never sleeps. Nursing Homes are open round-the-clock. Numerous people come and go into these facilities. SymptomSense™ helps ensures safety measures are in place to have a safer environment for all.
~42%
Nursing-home related deaths in U.S. from COVID-19.1
~80%
COVID-19 deaths in Canada from long-term care facilities and retirement homes ~80%. 2
557
Nursing Home deaths related confirmed due to COVID-19 just in Suffolk County, NY, between Mar-Sep 2020; an additional 230 deaths are presumed due to COVID-19.
95% Estimated screening effectiveness for known systems of COVID-19 using Multi-Factor Screening.
References:
1. https://www.hhs.gov/
2. https://www.mcknights.com/news/81-percent-of-covid-19-deaths-here-are-nursing-home-
related-double-the-average-global-rates-both-shocking-and-avoidable/
Early detection, Less Infection.
Patent Pending
A HIGH SAFETY MEASURE
SymptomSense™ screens for signs that correlate to known symptoms of illnesses (ex. COVID-19), per CDC guidelines.
Help create a safer environment.
Provide Confidence.
Allow non-invasive detection.
May Come At No Cost To You
CARES Act- Authorized Nursing Home Provider Relief Fund
In August of 2020 the U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services (HHS), through the Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA), announced details of the next CARES
Act- Authorized Nursing Home Provider Relief Fund (PRF)
distribution to protect residents of nursing homes and long-
term care facilities from the impact of COVID-19. This next
PRF totaled $5 billion, of which approximately $2.5 billion
provides upfront funding to support increased testing,
staffing, and PPE needs. Unlike prior distributions, however,
the balance of the $5 billion will be linked to nursing home
performance. Unlike prior distributions, however, the balance
of the $5 billion will be linked to nursing home performance.
“By linking these funds to performance in controlling COVID19, we are providing powerful tools and incentives for nursing homes to better protect their residents from the virus.” - HHS Secretary Alex Azar
