3 Ways Health IT Apps, Technology Can Help Improve Spine Care

In a Healthcare IT News report, Monisha Perkash, co-founder, and Andrew Chang, co-founder and technology chief of LUMO BodyTech, discusses ways in which health IT applications and technology can help in spine care and research.

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LUMO BodyTech is a provider of smart sensors and software to help people improve their health.

 

According to Ms. Perkash and Mr. Chang, health IT technology can help in spine care in three ways:

 

1. Measure sedentary behavior, and thereby provides data for research into the connection between movement and physical health.
2. Provide remote care monitoring, which is particularly useful for the elderly and their caretakers.
3. Monitor motions while sleeping and alert patients when they are rolling in the wrong direction.

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