LifeBio Memory Group Classes

When people come together in a LifeBio Memory Group Class (which can be offered in person or even via Zoom), something magical happens. They build new, amazing friendships. 

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What is MyHello?

MyHello is a tech-powered, LIVE phone visit platform that increases social engagement using proven life story work. MyHello calls are "life story focused" to build meaningful and lasting relationships. MyHello addresses Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) and builds social connections to help those experiencing loneliness and social isolation. Loneliness impacts 43% of people age 65 and older.

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What is LifeBio Memory?

Every person has a story to tell, and every person deserves a lasting legacy. LifeBio Memory is the perfect chance to have a meaningful conversation, while getting to know a special person better. Individuals can also use LifeBio Memory to capture their own stories.

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LifeBio Secures Second National Institute on Aging Grant; Research Will Use Artificial Intelligence as a Possible Diagnostic Tool for Alzheimer's

LifeBio, a leading age-tech solutions company using reminiscence therapy and life story work for social engagement of older populations, announced its second National Institute on Aging (NIA) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant of $448,462 to focus on the Alzheimer's disease population.

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LifeBio Wins Innovator’s Pitch Challenge

LifeBio is proud to be the winner in the #DIGITALHEALTH category in the Innovator's Pitch Challenge at the recent Longevity, Health & Innovation Conference hosted by Life Science Nation (LSN) and Mary Furlong & Associates. Both expert judges and the audience voted for their favorite companies based on materials available on the companies’ dedicated webpages, as well as their live pitch and Q&A with the judges. The importance and simplicity of LifeBio’s solution was a key factor. More than 300 attended the event, including 150 investors.

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LifeBio Partners with Northwestern University’s Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence Program

LifeBio has partnered with Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, as a technology partner for their Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence (MSAI) program. This partnership allows LifeBio to work with students who understand AI technology and business, while providing students a platform to hone their skills on modern-day opportunities and challenges, under the direction of faculty and practicing AI professionals.

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LifeBio Uses Artificial Intelligence to Make Connections

LifeBio is partnering with researchers from the Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging to use A.I. in order to connect with and improve quality of care for elders. Together they have been awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant from the National Institute of Aging to develop and test an online platform which will facilitate life story work for individuals living with dementia.

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Gateway Foster Grandparents Reconnect During Trying Times

Sometimes in the most difficult of times, the most amazing things happen.

 

Gateway Community Action Partnership’s Foster Grandparents experienced a time of togetherness during the current COVID-19 pandemic that was as unexpected as the virus itself. Working with www.lifebio.com, Gateway’s Foster Grandparents were able to bridge the cyber gap to reconnect and offer each other support. LifeBio provided free access to an easy to use telephone platform, called MyHelloLine, each Thursday afternoon for four weeks in late May through mid-June. It was so successful that it will restart again for four more weeks in July.

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StartUp Health Magazine Interview

Here is an interview between StartUp Health Magazine editor, Logan Plaster, and LifeBio's founder and CEO, Beth Sanders. Learn about LifeBio's new MyHelloLine service and how we are impacting COVID-19.   

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Social Isolation is a Social Determinant of Health -- costing $6.7 billion annually

Social Isolation is a Social Determinant of Health. "A lack of social contacts among older adults is associated with an estimated $6.7 billion in additional Medicare spending annually." #socialdeterminantsofhealth LifeBio can help.

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