Five details:
1. The new platform, dubbed Quil Assure, will feature ambient sensors, voice technology and integrated emergency assistance, along with caregiver coordination tools and resources.
2. The goal of the platform is to help caregivers stay connected with aging family and friends who want to live independently but need in-home support.
3. Quil plans to integrate the new platform with its existing consumer engagement platform, Quil Engage, that allows individuals and their caregivers to better manage their health.
4. Quil Assure learns consumer behavior over time using the ambient sensors to monitor the individual’s activity and health tracking.
5. Quil plans to begin a series of pilots for the new platform in December with an official launch targeted for consumers by the end of the third quarter of 2021.
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