My dad was certainly very skeptical when we put the Quil Assure units into his home. At the end I was doing a survey and I asked him about the technology and did he feel it was evasive? And I was really surprised when he told me it just kind of melted into the background. He didn't even notice it anymore. I imagine many caregivers and seniors have that relationship where the caregiver is mediating the trust. And I think that was a really critical component to Assure being a successful tool. He wasn't overtly mindful of the sensors that just blended into the background.

Dwight Raum, Quil Health

There is such great research in the business and disruption of healthcare. And most of the research shows roughly 50 year cycles. Meaning each 50 years, something really disruptive happens and there are enabling laws or technologies or other events that set it up. If we look at healthcare in the 1870s it was public health. And that’s the biggest drop in mortality that's ever been seen in healthcare.

Dr. Dan Riskin, Verantos

The thing that keeps me up at night is ensuring that we have really easy streamlined experiences for our patients. The more different solutions we bring together, the more we have to be really careful about how we orchestrate those and how they appear to a patient. That's a big focus.

Mona Baset, SCL Health