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Transitions are tough for all involved. I participated in a podcast with my son Steve Mullholand and Keith DiMartino, the hosts of Eperture’s “Morning Chat” for RememberStuff. This is our personal journey of helping my mom (living with dementia), dad (living with kidney failure) and brother (living with autism) transition from their home in Florida…
RememberStuff”s Activities Lab is being evaluated in its first adult day care setting to augment activities during unstructured times.
Steve brings 40 years of the entrepreneurial spirit to Eperture having started his first company at age 13, Tarpon Software. Under Steve’s leadership, Eperture is on a path to leverage its technology for use in long-term care and assisted living as well as aging at home. Steve has created successful companies in the US, EU…
Mary Ellen Mullholand retired as president of Eperture after 6 years with Eperture and 50 years in healthcare. While at Eperture she was involved with DocStuff product definition and several NIH grants for RememberStuff. She was a valued member of our team.
RememberStuff has partnered with the State of Colorado Nursing Homes Innovations Board to implement an Activities Lab in three care communities through a CMP grant! This grant will help improve the quality of life with the residents, assist the staff members by reducing stress and workload and help the culture change in senior living communities!
“We are so pleased to be part of this collaborative effort to assess resident engagement. There is a shift in how residents and staff engage in care communities from traditional group activities to a combination of resident organized groups, self-directed technology-based activities and staff-directed technology-based activities,” said Christine Mullholand, co-founder of Eperture LLC. “We are…
HITLAB Symposium Join HITLAB on Thursday, April 29th for the Fourth HITLAB Symposium of 2021, taking place from 11:00am to 2:00pm EST. HITLAB presents an orchestra of digital health experts presenting in rapid succession, sharing the most recent developments in the advancement of digital health solutions. Link: HITLAB Symposium
Join Mary Ellen Mullholand and Christine Mullholand for a lunchtime conversation with Hitlab’s Women Health Tech Wednesday, February 10th 2021 – 11:30am Eastern on Hitlab‘s website!
Under its Small Business Technology Transfer Program, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) awarded Eperture LLC a grant for the following project: RememberStuff: a dyadic-focused technology to support persons with Alzheimer’s disease in the community. The grant will run until 8/31/2021.
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