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What do you get when you invest $14 million and 6 years of field tests in an emergency medical services telemedicine system? You get DREAMS™ – Disaster Relief and Emergency Medical Services – described as the most advanced EMS telemedicine system in the world. The $14 million came from the U. S. Army Medical Research […]

LifeBot® announced today it has exercised its Option Agreement securing the exclusive worldwide licensing rights to DREAMS™ Digital EMS, the $14 million advanced EMS ambulance and hospital telemedicine system developed by Texas A&M University, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, UTHealth, and the U.S. Department of the Army. Phoenix, AZ, USA August 17, 2011 : LifeBot, LLC […]

By Neil Versel – While many in mobile health look at ways to get personal monitoring devices into the home to help manage diseases, several figures with deep backgrounds in trauma care are trying to commercialize a system to prevent death from heart attacks and stroke. Central to this effort is Roger Lee Heath, an […]

by Dan White – LifeBot® Slate allows for the live transmission of patient physiological vital signs and trended video, voice, and data.. One thing that many of the new medical products hitting the market nowadays have in common is that they are often electronic. However, it can be the case that they lack compatibility and […]

Fierce Mobile Healthcare by Neil Versel November 24, 2009 — 2:19pm ET In our “Also Noted” section today, we mention some new telemedicine breakthroughs from medical inventor R. Lee Heath, the same person who developed the technology that underlies the automatic external defibrillator. Who is Heath and why is he someone to keep an eye […]