Dr. Shauna Lorenzo-Rivero Joins COHealth Solutions as Chief Medical Officer
COHealth announces the appointment of Dr. Shauna Lorenzo-Rivero as Chief Medical Officer.
Company updates, media coverage, interviews and industry news from CarebidetUSA, COHealth and Curaco.
Published COHealth announcements, research stories and partner coverage. PDF items can be viewed online or downloaded.
COHealth announces the appointment of Dr. Shauna Lorenzo-Rivero as Chief Medical Officer.
The CES Innovation Award-winning Carebidet enters the U.S. market through COHealth Solutions.
A real-world experience highlights the intensity of overnight toileting needs and the role of automated in-bed care.
Research examines the physical demands of excretion care and the potential impact of care-robot technology.
A COHealth perspective on how delays in continence care can affect comfort, dignity, and skin health, and how automated toileting support may help people who remain in bed.
Recent reporting and translated articles about Curaco, Carebidet technology and automated excretion care. Each published PDF is available to view or download.
Reporting ahead of Korea’s Integrated Care Act describes Curaco’s automated excretion-care technology as a practical home-care option for people with limited mobility and their caregivers.
KBS coverage features Carebidet as an AI care robot that can manage excretion, cleansing and drying while a person remains lying down, within Korea’s broader investment in AgeTech.
Following a one-year pilot in two municipal nursing homes, Seoul expanded Carebidet deployment to 11 municipal nursing homes.
A technology feature includes Curaco among companies developing robotics for demanding care environments.
MedTech coverage profiles Curaco’s development of robotic excretion care.
The article reports that an EMR-linked smart excretion-care system developed by Curaco and Bundang Seoul National University Hospital was selected as a leading cross-ministry medical-device project.
Korea’s Ministry of Health and Welfare reports that its Social Service Investment Fund made Curaco its first investment, supporting expanded production and distribution of automated excretion-care technology.
In this interview, Curaco CEO Lee Hoon-sang discusses caregiver shortages and how automated excretion care may reduce repeated diaper-care tasks, prolonged moisture exposure and disposable-diaper waste.
Reporting on a 59-nurse study states that excretion-care duties accounted for up to 43.8% of working time in the settings studied and describes frequent care needs, task delays and physical strain.
Yonhap News documents Statistics Korea Director Han Hoon’s visit to Curaco and his observation of a Carebidet demonstration.
A television news report examines how scientific and robotic technologies may help address growing care needs and a shrinking caregiver workforce.
The article describes growing interest in care robots and profiles Curaco’s automated approach to excretion, odor control, cleansing and drying as an alternative to repeated diaper care.
The Seoul Metropolitan Government’s welfare plan included expanding municipal elder-care facilities and supporting excretion-care robots in public elder-care settings.
The article announces Curaco’s U.S. distributorship agreement with the consortium now operating as COHealth following a U.S. proof-of-concept program.
Curaco received the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy Award at the 19th Korea New Growth Management Awards for its technology development and commercialization work.
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