Noticias & Medios De Comunicación

Inc. reveló que Electronic Caregiver ocupa el puesto 969 en la lista de Inc. 5000 del 2023, su lista anual de las empresas privadas de más rápido crecimiento en Estados Unidos.

Addison es como su propia computadora personal. Puede recordarle cuándo es el momento de controlar sus signos vitales, tomar su medicación. Cuando llegue el momento de la fisioterapia, controle su salud mental.

Aproximadamente seis meses después de lanzar su nuevo producto de telesalud virtual, una empresa de tecnología y servicios de asistencia médica de Las Cruces quiere recaudar cerca de 100 millones de dólares para mercadotecnia y expansión de ventas en su camino hacia OPV.

Electronic Caregiver (ECG), una empresa nacional de tecnología de la salud con sede en Las Cruces, ha lanzado oficialmente la versión en español del sitio web de su empresa.

 The Job Training Incentive Program (JTIP), an initiative of the New Mexico Economic Development Department (EDD), has approved funding in March 2023 for up to 145 trainees with a total potential award of over $1.5 million, announced EDD Cabinet Secretary Alicia J. Keyes.

The use of artificial intelligence in home care is not a new concept. Increasingly, companies are applying the technology to help quell staff shortages, streamline efficiency and expand home care access. With Addison Care, a new 3-D, customizable, animated caregiver, Electronic Caregiver’s mission is to make this technology more “human.” 

Designed to provide affordable health monitoring and wellness support at home, the virtual assistant could help providers increase treatment adherence rates and improve health outcomes for aging and chronically ill patients.

Designed to provide affordable health monitoring and wellness support at home, the virtual assistant could help providers increase treatment adherence rates and improve health outcomes for aging and chronically ill patients.

In partnership with Electronic Caregiver, a Las Cruces-based health technology company specializing in remote patient monitoring and telehealth services, New Mexico State University On-Demand is offering an eight-week online telehealth care coach certification course.

Addison is the latest high-tech development by the Las Cruces, New Mexico-based company, which was founded in 2009 with an audacious goal: inspire and encourage patient behaviors to ensure health care compliance. But it’s not just about the fancy technology.

New Mexico-based telehealth and technology services company Electronic Caregiver announced the close of its latest funding round that raised $30 million, plus a warrant exercise, for a total of $42.5 million. 

 MVEDA, El Paso Electric (EPE), the Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico (CFSNM), the City of Las Cruces and other partners presented a $100,000 check to Electronic Caregiver (ECG).

Electronic Caregiver Inc. is set to add 770 jobs at its Las Cruces headquarters, 506 S. Main St., with $1 million from the State of New Mexico’s LEDA job-creation fund and a pledge from the City of Las Cruces for an additional $235,000.

Electronic Caregiver, a national digital health technology and services company, will debut Addison, the Virtual Caregiver, at the 2022 HIMSS Global Health Conference in Orlando, Florida, March 14-18.  

Electronic Caregiver has been awarded $1.2M in New Mexico Job Training Incentive Program (JTIP) funding to support plans to expand and create 120 new employees at an average hourly wage of $22.15.