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QMedic

QMedic provides connected wearable health devices and personal emergency response systems for geriatric care, serving as an extended care team for home-based health management. The company offers a range of medical alert products including in-home systems with industry-leading 1,000-foot range and two-year wearable battery life, mobile GPS alert systems with nationwide cellular coverage, mobile GPS systems with fall…

📍 Boston, United States · Healthcare IT,

Funding snapshot

Last roundFunding Raised
Amount$2M
Date2 October 2013
Team size52

About

QMedic provides connected wearable health devices and personal emergency response systems for geriatric care, serving as an extended care team for home-based health management. The company offers a range of medical alert products including in-home systems with industry-leading 1,000-foot range and two-year wearable battery life, mobile GPS alert systems with nationwide cellular coverage, mobile GPS systems with fall detection, medical alert smartwatches, and medication dispensers with reminder capabilities. QMedic's platform includes a care manager dashboard and the CASA mobile app, which helps care managers identify missing and expired service authorizations, coordinate home visit logistics, and prepare incident reports with voice recordings. The system supports configurable fall detection, advanced ADL monitoring, and two-way communication with 24/7 call center services. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, QMedic serves care managers across the United States with products designed for waterproof use, multiple wearable form factors, and integration with AT&T, Verizon, US Cellular, and T-Mobile networks. The company is backed by investors including MassChallenge, National Cancer Institute, and TiE ScaleUp, and operates with a team of 52 employees focused on improving health outcomes for seniors aging in place.

Business model

Wearable Technology > Health and Wellness Devices > Elderly Care > Internet First Brands,

Disease Self Management > Geriatrics > PERS > Device > Wearable,

Healthcare IT > Value Based Care > Remote Monitoring > Hardware > Wearables,

Assistive Tech > Assistive Hardware > PERS > Wearable,

Geriatrics > Medical Devices > Emergency Response System,

MassChallenge Batches > Boston > 2013

Institutional investors

MassChallenge National Cancer Institute TiE ScaleUp

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