HIT Consultant December 15, 2025
Dr. Jae-Eun Lee, CEO of bitsensing

Radar holds the potential to change the way we look after elderly people, with new radar-based sleep monitors offering a way to rethink the way elderly people are monitored both in elder care facilities and in their own homes. Traditional monitoring techniques have significant drawbacks when it comes to elder care: for example, cameras have significant privacy, security and compliance concerns, and wearables have practical issues both in elder care facilities and the home.

By contrast, radar can help physicians monitor how elderly people are sleeping through the night, offering important insights into their overall health, while also integrating with other technology, so that, for example, lights and televisions can turn off when an elderly patient goes to sleep....

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