The last time I spoke to Eric Dishman, general manager at Intel Health Strategy & Solutions Group, was in 2004. He was embarking on a project to track the lifestyle of early stage Alzheimer’s patients by deploying wireless sensors around their homes. The sensors prompted them to call someone, reminded them to eat their breakfast, or take their medicine. That work led to products that were spun off in 2010 as part of a joint venture between Intel and General Electric into a new company called Care Innovations, where Dishman also serves as director of health policy.
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