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AgeTech Market Overview 2025: AI and Remote Monitoring Lead Growth for Older Adults
The 2025 AgeTech market overview highlights accelerating adoption of AI-powered remote monitoring, fall detection, and telehealth tools among older adults — with wearables and voice assistants emerging as the most rapidly growing categories for aging-in-place support.
AI in Home Care: How Intelligent Tools Are Reshaping Support for Aging Adults
A new analysis of AI applications in home care finds that conversational AI, predictive health monitoring, and automated medication reminders are reducing caregiver workload and improving safety outcomes for older adults living independently.
Caregiver Burnout in Parkinson's: Recognizing Strain and Finding Support
Care partners of people with Parkinson's disease face elevated rates of emotional exhaustion, social isolation, and physical strain as the disease progresses. The Parkinson's Foundation outlines warning signs of caregiver burnout and practical strategies for protecting caregiver health.
When to Seek Outside Help: A Guide for Parkinson's Care Partners
As Parkinson's disease advances, many care partners reach a point where additional professional support becomes necessary. This resource from the Parkinson's Foundation helps families identify the right time to bring in outside help and how to prepare for that transition.
Understanding the Financial and Legal Challenges of Living with Parkinson's
Managing the financial and legal dimensions of a Parkinson's diagnosis — from disability benefits and insurance coverage to estate planning and power of attorney — presents significant challenges for patients and their families. This overview from the Parkinson's Foundation covers key considerations at every stage.
High-Intensity Cycling Shown to Slow Parkinson's Motor Progression in Randomized Trial
A 12-month randomized controlled trial found that home-based stationary cycling at high cadence (≥75 RPM) significantly slowed motor symptom progression in people with mild-to-moderate Parkinson's disease, with 93% adherence — suggesting structured aerobic exercise may be a viable disease-modifying intervention.
Building a Parkinson's Care Team: Roles, Specialists, and What to Expect
A well-coordinated care team is one of the most important factors in managing Parkinson's disease effectively. The Michael J. Fox Foundation explains the roles of neurologists, movement disorder specialists, physical therapists, and other key members — and how to build a team that fits your needs.
Stem Cell Therapy Demonstrates Safety and Early Motor Improvements in Parkinson's Patients
Two Phase 1/2a trials presented at the MDS International Congress reported that dopaminergic stem cell transplantation was safe and showed dose-dependent motor improvements in Parkinson's patients, with higher-dose groups showing the most benefit and no serious adverse events.
FDA Clears Bilateral Focused Ultrasound for Parkinson's Motor Symptoms
Regulators cleared a focused ultrasound procedure capable of addressing motor symptoms on both sides of the body — expanding on earlier single-side approvals and representing a meaningful step forward for patients managing bilateral tremor and rigidity.
Tone frequency and tone duration critical for discrimination tasks
In a ground-breaking study using tone-frequency discrimination tasks with mice in the context of perceptual decision-making, researchers found that both tone frequency and duration are critical factors.
Estimating the Cost of Caregiving
The impacts to both familiar and professional caregivers providing care to people with Parkinson's disease and others suffering from neurological diseases and disorders continue to grow.
Flywheel Conference 2024
Representatives from Quadralynx attended the 2024 Flywheel Conference, connecting with innovators and investors driving the future of health technology in the Pacific Northwest.
Local Collaborations
Quadralynx scientists have convened with leading professors and research scientists at the Universities of Idaho, Washington State, Gonzaga, and Arizona State to advance our shared research goals.
WEAR Conference 2023 Epilogue
R&D engineers from Quadralynx attended the WEAR Conference at the Marriott Marquis in San Diego in December 2023, meeting with leading wearable technology researchers and developers.
WEAR Conference 2023
We attended the premier wearables conference this year. The annual WEAR Conference examines significant breakthroughs and new opportunities in wearable technology.
Top Web App Developer
To develop software best suitable for our target customers — adults with Parkinson's disease — we have partnered with several firms specializing in accessible web application development.
Butler Technologies Partnership
Butler Technologies, a premier engineering and design-driven manufacturer of printed electronics and wearable biometric sensors, has agreed to partner with Quadralynx to develop our next-generation wearable platform.
Parkinson's Europe
Europe's premier Parkinson's disease support organization, Parkinson's Europe, supports Quadralynx's development of technologies and services for those suffering from PD.
Patent Comes Home
Quadralynx's first patent, initially published and assigned to Washington State University, has been formally assigned to Quadralynx — a significant milestone for the company.
Dr. Subhanshu Gupta Joins Quadralynx
We are very fortunate to have Dr. Subhanshu Gupta join Quadralynx to help develop some of our novel technologies. An Associate Professor at WSU, Dr. Gupta brings deep expertise in electrical engineering.
NSF Phase I SBIR Awardee
We won! Quadralynx has been notified that we have won an NSF Phase I Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) award — a major validation of our technology and mission.