Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong’s patient mobile app, My Gleneagles SmartHealth, gets an upgrade with new additional features for better user functionalities and experience!
This is part of the hospital’s partnership with Hong Kong's healthtech start-up PanopticAI. A memorandum of understanding was signed at the Asia Summit on Global Health on 10 November to collaborate and promote the development of innovative digital healthcare solutions.
With this partnership, PanopticAI’s contactless camera-based health and wellness monitoring solution is now integrated into My Gleneagles SmartHealth mobile app. This enables users to measure their vital signs, such as e heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation and more, by simply scanning their faces with their smartphone camera.
This innovative health monitoring solution aims to help raise users’ awareness of their health conditions while empowering them to play a more active role in managing their health.
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