Governor Maggie Hassan To Attend The Introduction of "MEDi" The Humanoid Health Care Robot

PORTSMOUTH, N.H. - Oct. 1, 2015 - PRLog -- ChartaCloud Technologies announced today that Governor Maggie Hassan will attend the New Hampshire introduction of “MEDi” the advanced humanoid robot clinically proven to reduce the stress and pain experienced by children who face challenging medical and dental procedures. MEDI is being introduced by ChartaCloud Technologies’ ChartaCares business unit, a New Hampshire based company, which is focused on advancing the new era of technology enabled health care.

The introduction event will be held at Portsmouth’s The 100 Club on October 13 starting at 10:30 AM

“We are extremely pleased to have the Governor attend the introduction of this leading advance in applied health care robotics clearly demonstrating the Governor’s and the State’s commitment to improving the quality of health care, the vitality of the state’s commitment to innovative businesses and a keen awareness of technology in the rapidly growing sector of advanced robotics,” said Lauryn Schimmel, managing director, ChartaCloud.

The company stated that the robot is being successfully used in pediatric care, to increase vaccination rates, in child dental care, as a child’s health self-management instructor and as a social engagement companion in skilled nursing facilities for the elderly. The event will feature a series of live demonstrations by the robot.

Those wishing to attend this event should contact ChartaCloud by phone at: 603-580-1088 or by e-mail at: info@chartacloud.com – using subject line: EVENT

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With a focus on advancing ongoing HIPAA compliance and quality of care, ChartaCares provides ACOs, hospitals, VNAs and home care service providers, skilled nursing facilities, emergency clinics, and specialty medical practices, physical therapists, behavioral health centers, and dentists foundational secure health IT systems, robotic assistive medical care, and advanced health care predictive analytics to reduce hospital re-admissions and manage preventable admissions.