Remote Patient Monitoring and Home Healthcare Changes or three ways Home Healthcare

The session will explore consumer vital tracking, clinical grade devices, past development issues, connectivity solutions, and the best device type and development route for connected medical devices.
  • Thursday
  • November
  • 13
  • 2025
12:00 PM PST | 03:00 PM EST
Duration: 60 Minutes
IMG Tom KraMer
Webinar Id: 61618
Live
Session
$119.00
Single Attendee
$249.00
Group Attendees
Recorded
Session
$159.00
Single Attendee
$359.00
Group Attendees
Combo
Live+Recorded
$249.00
Single Attendee
$549.00
Group Attendees

Overview:

Medical devices will look and feel different in the next 20 years because our design criteria are changing. Home healthcare and the demands of remote patient monitoring add a new level of complexity. Design and usability research for home-based medical devices will elicit vastly different design inputs, because the user profiles are drastically different than they are at the hospital. The technology requirements will continue to increase with real concerns regarding how personal data will be protected, along with potential interference of device functionality by hackers, which may directly affect efficacy.

Why you should Attend:

Introduce creative methodologies to solve design and development challenges of connected solutions for patient monitoring, scheduling, tracking, or drug delivery. · 

  • Demonstrate how consumer technologies vary by level of complexity and how they can be used in healthcare
  • Understand hardware and software solutions for connected medical devices

Medical devices will look and feel different in the next 20 years because our design criteria are changing. Home healthcare and the demands of remote patient monitoring add a new level of complexity. Design and usability research for home-based medical devices will elicit vastly different design inputs, because the user profiles are drastically different than they are at the hospital. The technology requirements will continue to increase with real concerns regarding how personal data will be protected, along with potential interference of device functionality by hackers, which may directly affect efficacy.

Areas Covered in the Session:

  • How consumer vital tracking and clinical grade devices are converging
  • The issues developing these devices and how they’ve been solved in past development programs
  • The four types of connectivity solutions by level of complexity
  • How to decide which device type and development route is best for your application

Who Will Benefit:

  • Designers Engineers
  • Design Managers
  • Managers of R&D
  • Directors of R&D
  • VP's of R&D
  • Program Managers
  • Product Management

Speaker Profile

Tom KraMer, president and CEO of Kablooe Design, has been a product innovator for over 26 years, and holds a Certificate in Master of Product Development from Northwestern University and a Bachelor’s in Industrial Design degree from MCAD. He also holds a certificate from Stanford University in Cardiovascular System in Health and Disease. He creates revenue for his customers by delivering innovative product solutions to their portfolios. Mr. KraMer spearheaded the D3 Process™ (Design Driven Development), a vehicle to provide these results to customers, and he teaches this process by traveling as a lecturer and speaking about innovation, creativity, and development processes.