Ankle and wrist sensors help to continuously monitor Parkinson’s symptoms

LOS ANGELES: Great Lakes NeuroTechnologies, which makes mobile software and wearable devices for monitoring symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, has released a new clinical version of its technology that supports continuous monitoring.

Kinesia 360 is still a clinician-facing tool; it does not appear to be the direct-to-consumer offering which the company promised last April when it received a $1.5 million NIH grant…

Full story covered in the Dementia Business Weekly.

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