| | DEC, 2019 - JAN, 202019UTLOOK Healthcare Tech We have a full development team, and an arm around support and implementation because our belief and strategy around our go-to-market plan is to keep it as simple as possibleA healthcare sector that NthJEN caters to is long-term care facilities. For long, an issue that caregivers at long-term facilities and hospitals have faced is finding a solution to eliminate pressure ulcers that are formed from a patient not moving over a period of time. Enter MEIDISHEET, an innovative mattress overlay that has thousands of sensors to monitor an individual's movement, and check if they are in the appropriate position all the time. However, the bigger picture that came out while testing the solution was that the patients in the facilities were also highly susceptible to falls. "With MEIDISHEET, we also have fall prevention. If the patient rolls to close to the edges of a bed, we alert the nurses' station and warn them," explains Naveen. Currently, undergoing pilot tests at various locations, the data collected from the solution will be used in enhancing the use of information to improve caregiver and patient engagement. Efficient and Effective Both MEIDIDOC and MEIDISHEET are HIPAA compliant, and this allows NthJEN to use its solutions within hospitals and clinics to help them provide efficient and effective care. Over the last 15 months, the team at NthJEN has been very active in designing and developing its solutions from the ground up. "We are at the point where we are ready to hand our products to the market and be able to install and deliver them to clients," elucidates Naveen. In March 2019, MEIDISHEET made its introduction into the medical field at The National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel that was held in St. Louis. A successful demonstration of the innovation landed NthJEN a contract with a Health System that has 24 facilities in 12 states that provide long-term care services to pilot its sheet and corresponding hardware. Naveen recalls traveling around the world along with his parents, who are both doctors, and explains how it had enabled him to get an idea of the various methods by which medical administration is administered across different countries. Originally from India, Naveen has spent time in the Middle-East, Caribbean, Europe, and the US. In a recent study by NthJEN, it found that countries in the Middle-East, such as Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, and more, are spending 80-85 percent of their budget on healthcare. Encouraged by these facts, Naveen comments, "The Middle-East is a massive market for us, and I can leverage my connections there. Besides, we have also been approached by a company in London, GB that wants to know of our possibility and potential to enter Europe." Prevention is better than cure, and NthJEN's primary objective going into the future is to aid healthcare personnel levy care to patients with high-quality solutions and world-class service in all areas. "When I started NthJEN, it was not about the dollar; our main focus was to offer applications that could bring a preventative approach into the medical arena," expresses Naveen. "We are at a point in our evolution that is aided by federal and state-run mechanisms. People cannot die unnecessarily or without being monitored, and if we know they have issues, we should be following them," he concludes. HT
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