Anne Marie is a proven leader in the healthcare information sector, with over 20 years of combined preventive health and hospital information experience. Prior to co-founding CoreHealth Technologies in 2004, she held multiple technology leadership roles as a professional software engineer in the health industry. Recognized as a leading female entrepreneur by national awards panels, Anne Marie has been at the forefront of health and wellness innovation -- leading our team in developing a sophisticated technology platform that empowers the wellness innovators of tomorrow.
To make people understand and achieve their well-being goals, one factor is harnessing the power of personalized secure data. The collection and interpretation of personal data has been a hot topic that has stirred serious debate recently.
A lot of people are looking at the wrists these days and the gesture is informing them how many steps they have taken, stairs climbed, etc. The technology is used by people at various fitness levels to monitor and track their activities.
Pokemon Go is hogging the headlines and absorbing precious time that might otherwise be spent with family and friends. Pokemon is forcing gamers off the couch and into the streets in search of its augmented reality characters, gamifying fitness and activity.
You know that feeling of pride and support you get while cheering on our athletes during the Olympics. You want them to succeed not just for their country, but also for themselves, knowing how hard they've worked to get to that level of competition.
Benefits of Health and Wellness programs are still seen by the majority of European employers as primarily efficiency-related. In Ireland, employees feel that health and wellness programs should be an almost mandatory part of the employer offerings.
Diabetes results in severe, long-term complications such as stroke, heart attack, as well as damage to the eye, kidney, and nerves. Due to this, the cost of caring for people with diabetes now accounts for roughly one out of every 3 dollars.