Yangju City Cares for Seniors' Health with AI and IoT... All 300 Participants Complete Program

Utilizing Smartwatches and Blood Pressure Monitors
Everyday Health Management
Awards Presented to 15 Outstanding Participants

Yangju City Public Health Center in Gyeonggi Province announced on the 14th that it held an awards ceremony on the 11th for outstanding participants in the 'AI and IoT-Based Senior Health Management Project,' recognizing 10 individuals for their excellent health management efforts and 5 participants for submitting exceptional testimonials.

Yangju City Public Health Center held an awards ceremony for outstanding participants in the "AI and IoT-Based Senior Health Management Project" on the 11th. Provided by Yangju City

This project was organized to improve the self-health management abilities of seniors aged 65 and older and to help them develop healthy lifestyle habits. This year, 300 people participated, an increase of 50 compared to last year, and all of them completed the program.

Participants managed their health in daily life by using smart health devices such as smartwatches, blood pressure monitors, blood glucose meters, and scales to monitor blood pressure, blood sugar, weight, and physical activity.

The public health center continuously monitored the participants' health activities and level of implementation throughout the project period. Among them, 10 individuals who demonstrated outstanding results through consistent health management were selected as outstanding participants.

In the exceptional testimonials category, 5 participants who faithfully described the changes in their health and their impressions during the project received awards. About 40 participants submitted testimonials, sharing their experiences of health management using smart devices.

A representative of Yangju City Public Health Center stated, "It is especially meaningful that we expanded the number of participants to 300 and every senior completed the program," adding, "We will continue to provide practical services to help seniors develop the habit of managing their health independently using smart devices."

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