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🚨 BIGGEST. BROADBAND. INVESTMENT. EVER. 🚨 💰 $42.45 BILLION 🌎 All 50 States + Territories ⚡ High-Speed Internet 🏠 Coming to YOUR Community The BEAD Program is FINALLY bringing fast, reliable internet to every corner of America! ✅ No more slow connections ✅ No more digital deserts ✅ No more being left behind This isn't just about faster downloads, it's about: 📚 Better education opportunities 💼 Remote work possibilities 🏥 Access to telehealth 👨👩👧👦 Staying connected with family The digital divide ends HERE. The time is NOW. 🔥

One Size Doesn’t Fit All in Remote Patient Monitoring Remote patient monitoring works best when it respects one simple truth: patients interact with technology in very different ways. 🔽 Some people prefer a solution that works quietly in the background - plugged in, always connected, no apps, no buttons, no extra steps. 🔽 Others need flexibility - the freedom to travel, change locations, and use their smartphone as the main connection point. Both approaches are valid. That’s why effective remote monitoring isn’t about building one “perfect” workflow. It’s about adapting technology to the person - not forcing the person to adapt to technology. In real life: 🔹 tech comfort varies 🔹 mobility varies 🔹 routines change 🔹 abilities differ When systems respect these differences, patient engagement improves - and so does the quality of care. At Emetry Health, we design remote monitoring around real users by offering multiple ways to collect and transfer health data within one connected system. Because in healthcare, flexibility isn’t just a feature - it’s a requirement. #digitalhealth #remotepatientmonitoring #emetryhealth #patientcenteredcare #connectedcare #ehealth

Remote care fails when it asks patients to change how they live.    Complex setups, rigid protocols, and intrusive devices assume that people will adapt their routines for technology. In reality, they don’t and they shouldn’t have to. Care works when it fits into daily life, not when it interrupts it.    When remote care adapts to patients:  Monitoring happens naturally, without effort  Behavior stays authentic, improving data quality  Engagement improves without reminders or enforcement    When patients are asked to adapt to care systems, compliance drops and insights weaken.  The future of remote care isn’t about tighter control or more alerts. It’s about designing systems that quietly observe, support, and inform while patients live their lives uninterrupted.  Care should meet people where they are.  Not the other way around.    #RemotePatientCare #DigitalHealth #PatientCentricCare #HealthcareInnovation #RPM Sleepiz AG

Today is Digital Learning Day! 💻 Over 80,000 households in Franklin County lack home internet access. That's 80,000 families locked out of remote work, telehealth, connecting with loved ones, online education, and essential services. Digital access isn't a luxury, it's a pathway to economic opportunity. Our Digital Skills Hub and ConnectUS initiatives are working to change that. When we connect people to the internet, we connect them to jobs. 🎤 - @Lydia Mihalik #DLDay #DigitalInclusion #WorkforceDevelopment #ConnectUS #SmartColumbus

Innovation is transforming independence. Remote supports and assistive technology are no longer "future" concepts: they are essential tools for autonomy today. From smart home adaptations to virtual check-ins, technology allows the individuals we serve to navigate their daily lives with more confidence and less intrusive supervision. At HAVE Support, we’re committed to integrating the latest tools to enhance quality of life. #AssistiveTech #InnovationInCare #RemoteSupports #DisabilityServices #IndependenceThroughTech

Why Strong Standards Matter in Telecare Across NZ & Australia As demand for telecare grows on both sides of the Tasman, the responsibility to ensure devices are safe, reliable, and trustworthy has never been greater. Telecare isn’t just another tech category, it sits at the intersection of health, safety, and technology and is relied upon in moments of real vulnerability, like falls or medical emergencies. In Australasia, benchmark standards like AS 4607 and New Zealand’s Specification for Telecommunications Based Personal Emergency Response Systems play a critical role in defining what “safe” and “high quality” telecare looks like. These standards ensure devices perform when it matters most and protect the sensitive data they manage. But with rising demand comes an influx of unregulated, low-cost devices, many of which fail to meet even the most basic safety or performance expectations. Australia’s consumer advocate CHOICE found that after testing 40 non-monitored alarms, not a single one could be recommended, reinforcing just how crucial strong standards and regulation are. Industry bodies and robust standards help protect consumers, support trustworthy providers, and lift the entire sector, encouraging safe innovation rather than risky shortcuts. Whether you're in aged care, digital health, community support, or assistive tech in NZ or Australia, these insights are highly relevant. 👉 To dive deeper, read our full blog: https://lnkd.in/ehYp2etS Chiptech remains dedicated to building trusted, standards driven telecare solutions that keep people safe and independent. #Telecare #AgedCare #DigitalHealth #AssistiveTech #SafetyStandards #HealthcareInnovation #CommunitySupport #Telehealth

English‑Speaking BIG‑Registered GPs (NL) — Exploring Limited Telehealth Hours in 2026? International patients across the Randstad often face long waits and language barriers when seeking primary care. LifeCycle Telehealth offers secure, compliant infrastructure only — encrypted video, scheduling, intake forms, and structured documentation. No platform medicine. No loss of autonomy. You remain fully independent: Set your own consultation fees Choose when (and how often) you’re available No subscription — usage‑based commission only Your patients remain your patients Clinical responsibility stays entirely with you. We’re inviting a small group of English‑speaking GPs to evaluate a structured telehealth pilot alongside their existing practice. If this fits into your 2026 plans, I’d welcome a short conversation. #expatlife #healthcare #internationalcommunity #doctorrecommendation #expatsupport

Remember sprinting to airport kiosks, juggling luggage and searching for a local SIM before you could even check your messages? That was the reality for remote workers not so long ago. Now, eSIM technology means instant connectivity before your plane even lands. No more roaming fees draining your budget or swapping tiny SIM cards every time you cross a border. It’s not just about convenience—it's about staying reachable, maintaining your main number, and managing multiple country profiles on one device. The days of sacrificing communication with clients or teams because of tech hurdles are over. What’s changed is control. You can now switch providers for better coverage, monitor usage in real time, and scale connectivity for your team with a few clicks. Plus, unified global support means you’re never stuck troubleshooting alone. The before-and-after is stark: remote work is now truly borderless, reliable, and efficient. Explore our services → https://lnkd.in/dv48kDgx

Travel for Seniors Made Easier with Mobile Tech & Reminders Explore how mobile technology and smart reminders help seniors travel with confidence — stay organised, on time with medications, and connected on the go. Older Technologies brings ease and peace of mind to every journey. 📱✈️ #SeniorTravelTips #MobileTechForSeniors #TravelReminders #SeniorsOnTheGo #OlderTechnologies #TravelWithEase #ConnectedCare #TechForSeniors #TravelTech #SmartLiving #HealthyAging #DigitalHealth

A few weeks ago, consumers and businesses were once again impacted by a major nationwide cellular carrier outage. At this point, it feels like at least one major carrier experiences a significant disruption every year. For years, I mitigated this risk the old-school way—carrying two devices on separate networks. Sometimes two phones, other times a phone plus a hotspot or cellular-enabled tablet. Redundancy mattered. This past year, I changed my approach. Instead of multiple devices, I added a second eSIM to a single phone and configured it to automatically switch to the best available data network. When my primary carrier went down, my phone seamlessly failed over to the secondary network—no disruption, no scrambling. Everything worked exactly as designed… just on a different carrier. This is also why we’re seeing increased adoption of Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs), which can leverage multiple carrier networks through a single eSIM—another smart option for resilience. As a traveler that day, the impact was effectively zero: • Scheduled a rideshare without issue • Checked in via airline app • Mobile boarding passes worked normally • Received flight delay and gate change updates • Joined conference calls • Streamed video while waiting at the airport After returning home: • GPS navigation worked as expected • Podcasts streamed without interruption It’s a simple reminder: availability and resilience aren’t just enterprise concepts—they matter at the individual level too. Designing for failure isn’t pessimism. It’s preparation. What does redundancy look like in your day-to-day tech stack? #Yobvious #Resilience #Technology #Connectivity #PersonalBusinessContinuity #Leadership #TravelTech