Mobile Health

	Families First seeks donation of artwork for health center on wheels Seacoastonline.com “Tree of Life,” by Peter Welch, decorates the side of Big Blue, the Families First mobile Health & Support Center bus. The search is now on for art for a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Healthcare devices go mobile to cater to patients' needs Arirang News The Global Healthcare & Medical Tourism Conference is a chance for hospitals and medical institutions to showcase their latest technologies. Flag as irrelevant
	Pine Tree Golf Tournament Benefits Free Mobile Clinic Pine Tree All proceeds from the tournament go toward funding Sonora Regional Medical Center's Project HOPE, a free mobile health clinic serving people in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Alipay to launch mobile healthcare project Telecompaper (subscription) Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba Group's payment unit, Alipay, is planning to develop a mobile healthcare project, Marbridge Daily reports. Flag as irrelevant
	TechCrunch Samsung shows off Simband watch as platform for multiple healthsensors Computerworld Mobile health is the opportunity of a generation but will take many players to solve, said Young Sohn, president and chief strategy officer at Samsung ... Flag as irrelevant
	mobihealthnews GreatCall offers seniors a waterproof emergency response device, Splash mobihealthnews The phone also gives users access to a number of mobile health services powered by GreatCall, including Urgent Care (a nurse phone line), ... Flag as irrelevant
	Solve doctors' problems first, mHealth benefits follow mHealthNews "Until (mobile health) information is intelligently managed, which requires high-intensity human oversight, which to date we have been unwilling to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Medical Korea 2014 offers glimpse into future of global healthcare industry Arirang News While Korea is best known for its cosmetic surgery, the conference showed how local medical companies are jumping into the new industry of mobile ... Flag as irrelevant
	Portland Health Plan Brings Mobile Grocery Trolley To Clinics OPB News In an effort to get unhealthy people to eat better, a Portland health plan for Medicaid recipients is taking amobile grocery store to health clinics. Flag as irrelevant