Business & Tech
Star Tribune: Mendota Heights' Healthsense Buys WellAware
Health data for people 65 years old and older is the Virginia company's business, the Star Tribune reported.
Mendota Heights-based Healthsense has bought WellAware of Richmond, VA, Healthsense co-founder Bryan Fuhr told the Star Tribune:
Fuhr said the newly acquired company, WellAware, offers monitoring tools that go beyond what Healthsense could do before. For instance, WellAware technology can keep tabs on the regularity of a sleeping senior’s breathing.
“Our bed sensor [just] measures an individual getting in and out of bed,” Fuhr said.
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