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Three trends from the Digital Health Summit at #CES2018

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From pole-dancing robots (yes, really) to smart fridges, this year’s CES was chock-full of technology. Even on the healthcare front, there was far too much for one reporter to check out over the course of two days.

Despite the overwhelming amount of booths and presentations, a few takeaways stood out. Here are the key trends that emerged out of the 2018 Digital Health Summit at CES.

Healthcare is moving to the home
This is nothing new, but it was undoubtedly highlighted at the summit in Las Vegas.

During a conversation at the conference, TytoCare Chief Revenue Officer Jeff Cutler talked about his company’s approach to telehealth. Through its TytoHome solution, it allows consumers to perform an exam at home and connect with their own physician through video. TytoHome comes complete with attachments for measuring a patient’s temperature and heart rate and examining the throat, ears and more.

About AbleTo, Inc.

A pioneer in telehealth, AbleTo has revolutionized the way people access quality mental healthcare. Delivering over 1 million patient sessions, AbleTo provides structured, high-quality and high-impact mental healthcare to people, when and where they need help most. The company's dynamic suite of solutions leverage data and analytics to align each person's unique needs with a highly personalized program that offers the right blend of human and digital support. A nationwide network of more than 1,800 trusted providers, skilled in clinically rigorous treatment, delivers this tailored care through a remote platform backed by over a decade of experience. AbleTo's outcomes-focused approach is proven to improve both behavioral and physical health and lower overall medical costs. For more information, visit AbleTo at www.ableto.com and follow AbleTo on LinkedIn and Twitter.

Media Contact: Kolette Kern, Sr Marketing Manager, kolette.kern@ableto.com