Incredible new digital technology, rising healthcare costs, world-wide pandemics, a move toward more personal responsibility and shifting demographics - all of these factors are leading to dramatic changes in the way healthcare services are delivered. Among the most dramatic changes introduces high-tech healthcare into the home, and Sanomedics is in the forefront of this new societal trend.
"Sanomedics is bringing state-of-the-art digital technology to people at home," Sanomedics' President, Keith Houlihan, explains, "and we're doing this on an international basis. With offices in Santiago Chile, as well as in the USA, we recognize as few others do that the emerging Latin American market is 50% larger than either North America or the entire EU market.
"Those in this market have both the discretionary income and the strong personal desire to improve their healthcare to world-class US standards. So we have two dynamic billion-dollar markets, each eager for the new home-care digital monitors we're bringing to market."
In addition to these two massive geographic markets, Sanomedics also targets the two largest consumers of healthcare services - parents of young children and care-givers for aging baby boomers.
"Even without the dynamic impetus of changing governmental and insurer payment systems, these two groups are actively searching for more accurate and easier-to-use high-tech digital home-health monitoring technologies," Sanomedics' Houlihan explains.
"This is especially true in the face of global pandemics that target our most vulnerable citizens - the very young and the very old - requiring more accurate healthcare monitoring, monitoring that avoids one-on-one contact that can lead to the transmission of potentially-deadly illnesses. Our fast-growing product line specifically focuses on meeting these needs, ensuring that market demand will remain strong and profitable," Houlihan says.
Sanomedics has attracted some of the most significant figures in consumer healthcare and wellness information technology, including Alan John Borner, Founder and CEO of New Hampshire's Environmental, Health, and Safety Publishing, LLC (EHS Publishing) and creator of the non-profit think tank, EHMI, which for more than 30 years has tried to raise public awareness of local and global health issues - as well as what individuals can do in their own lives to improve their health and wellness.
Borner is widely known for having helped to create the very environmental and public health industry now engaged in the global battle against the H1N1 Swine Flu pandemic.
"Looking at the world today - as well as consumers' needs over the next five to ten years - I am more excited about Sanomedics than I have been about any other venture I have joined or initiated in many years," Borner says. A long-time leader in the healthcare investment community, Borner has built a bedrock international reputation with his contributions to disaster preparedness and environmental health.
"For those waiting for some hero on a white horse to rescue their families from the next natural or manmade disasters," Borner says, "I say 'Wake Up!' Emergency planning, response and recovery must start with individual human awareness - and readiness.
"One important reason I'm excited about Sanomedics," Borner explains, "is that this innovative firm is putting high-tech digital healthcare management tools into consumers hands, right in their homes, giving them more power to protect their own health, without waiting for that white horse."
About Sanomedics
Sanomedics International Holdings, Inc., a Nevada corporation - with offices in Miami, Florida; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Santiago, Chile - brings digital technology from around the world into private homes and clinics in North and South America, providing improved accuracy and ease of use. For more information about Sanomedics, visit http://www.sanomedics.com/.