Predictmedix deploys Safe Entry Stations at long-term care residence in partnership with Optima Living

Predictmedix Inc (CSE:PMED) (OTCQB:PMEDF) has announced the deployment of its sophisticated Safe Entry Stations at the Aster Garden Optima Living Community, in Edmonton.     The Toronto-based artificial intelligence (AI) company developing disruptive tools for impairment testing and healthcare, said the technology deployment is in partnership with Optima Living, Connectus Global, and Juiceworks Exhibits.  The move marks Predictmedix’s entry into the “long-term care and assisted living sectors” in North America, which have been hit hard by the pandemic.  READ: Predictmedix wins lucrative two-year contract with Flow Alkaline Spring Water for North America Aster Gardens, a brand-new senior living community offers independent living and memory care and started safely welcoming its first residents on March 21. In a statement, Aster Gardens General Manager Karen Fitzgerald said: “The scanner is one more safeguard that has been put in place to keep residents and others safe from coronavirus (COVID-19) as well as other infectious diseases or viruses.” Ali Shivji, who is the principal of Optima Living, said the company is “extremely pleased” to use “ground-breaking technology and lead the way for other seniors’ communities that might consider using it.” “Optima Living’s focus is always on creating quality, meaningful lives for residents who live in any of our 18 seniors living communities in western Canada,” added Shivji. Designed by infectious disease experts, Predictmedix’s Safe Entry Stations use artificial intelligence to analyze seven different symptoms associated with coronavirus and other infectious diseases. Within fractions of a second, a green or red light appears, identifying those who are exhibiting symptoms. “We’re extremely proud to partner with Optima living and are excited to enter the long-term patient care market,” said Predictmedix COO Dr Rahul Kushwah. “Our AI-powered suite of technology will ensure safer living standards for all members and we are particularly proud to have taken the first step in catering to a safer, more secure community building for patients.” Meanwhile, Connectus Global COO Norine Anderson said the company “welcomes the opportunity” to be involved in the project with Aster Gardens and to make the facility “a safe place for residents.” Contact the author Uttara Choudhury at uttara@proactiveinvestors.com Follow her on Twitter: @UttaraProactive