Insights on caregiving, product updates, latest research update and how Dez works for families and healthcare providers.
ALS care is built around clinic visits every few months, yet the disease progresses every day at home. This piece looks at who bears that gap, what changes between visits, and why continuity drives outcomes in practice, not a better snapshot on its own.
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Trackers and apps assume the person manages their own health. Family caregivers need something else: a way to make what they see every day count in clinical conversations.
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Big tech is sprinting to own Health OS. For 1.8 billion wearable users that matters. But 43 million people died from non-communicable diseases in 2021, and the device-to-consumer stack was never built for them.
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For millions of families, care is not occasional. It is managed every day. Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) shows why home-based signals, timing, and access matter as much as clinical visits.
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More and more seniors want to age in place. When a tree falls in the forest, who notices? We do.
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Healthcare is supposed to be evidence-based, yet the majority of real-world health evidence is never captured. Most care happens at home.
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A comprehensive overview of the most impactful developments in AI, robotics, pharmaceuticals, and clinical research for neurodegenerative diseases and cerebral palsy.
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Care gets more complex outside of the hospital environment
Read more →A summary of the key research breakthroughs from the week of February 5–12 2026 in AI, robotics, pharmaceuticals, and clinical research for neurodegenerative diseases and cerebral palsy.
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Humour when you need it the most
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What to say when your parents say "I don't want to be a burden"
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The Caregiving Tax
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There is something nobody tells you about caring for someone you love.
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Dez did not begin as a product. It began as a necessity.
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Why checklists aren't enough when lives are messy
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100 Caregivers
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What we saw at home that no healthcare system could fix
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