Elmis

The "Aiutante" project is a mobile application that helps people with Alzheimer's disease. Our application is based on scientific data and offers a range of features that help patients preserve and improve their memory. Additionally, the application can be integrated with wearable devices such as smartwatches to remind users to perform certain tasks throughout the day. The application is designed with the features of Alzheimer's disease in mind and undergoes a rigorous quality control process. Our team consists of highly qualified professionals in the fields of medicine and technology.

The Aiutante project involves developing a complex of computer programs to assist patients with dementia, elderly people in need of medical care, their families, and medical professionals working with such patients

The Aiutante applications consists of mobile applications for the patient, doctor, caregiver, and patient's family member, as well as web applications for global or medical facility-level administration.

Application features

Reminder mode: helps patients remember important events and tasks.
Memory training games: develop both episodic and semantic memory
Journal for recording important events: helps patients remember past events
Emergency contacts: provides information about local services and support groups

The software suite includes an application for clinics that enables coordinated work between doctors and patients. In the future, the program's capabilities will be expanded to include functionality for displaying and manipulating statistical data.

The implementation of the system is planned in close collaboration with the healthcare authorities of all interested countries, with the participation of the project's initial investors. It is planned to start test operation of the first version of the system during 2023-2024, and the system will be further developed and adapted to the national healthcare systems of different countries and integrated with existing state computer information systems

" I want to make it clear to everyone that the government maintains the guaranteed volume of free medical care"

Kassym-Jomart Tokayev

Currently, the pilot launch of the first version of the project is planned in the United States, North Carolina, where the current project investors are located. We are open to negotiations with government health authorities and private medical institutions owners from any country in the world, and first of all, of course, in Kazakhstan.

Kazakhstan has been successfully implementing and developing e-government and state information systems in the healthcare sector for many years

We hope that with the help of Astana Hub, we can make a significant contribution to solving these important state tasks