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SHARING SOLUTIONS AT THE EXPO


The Expo proved to be a showcase of leading technology, products, and services across senior living.


Nearly 300 industry suppliers fi lled the exhibit hall with solutions-based innovations including over 40 new products such as:


• Tempo from CarePredict, a comprehensive solution combining wearable technology, indoor location tracking, and predictive analytics;


• HeartLegacy® App for Families from HeartLegacy, allowing family members to exchange video greetings with loved ones in senior care and stay up-to-date on community events and activities; and


• HUR SmartBalance from HUR USA, a tool for assessing balance, accurately identifying users with a high risk for falling, and implementing results-based fall prevention and balance training programs.


This year, new Lunch and Learn Sessions at the Expo also drew a crowd hoping to learn about the latest and greatest product off erings in the senior living space.


THE EXPO SHOWCASED: 290+ solutions providers


44 companies displaying new products/ technology


70+ show specials off ered to those sourcing products and services


“We found this to be an excellent event in all aspects, but most importantly due to the outstanding attendees, who fi t our market and business partner profi le perfectly.”


— Clayton Mitchell Garrett, vice president-energy services Specialty Lighting Group


MAY/JUNE 2018 ARGENTUM.ORG 25


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