COMFORTage

COMFORTAGE is a joint effort of medical experts, social scientists and humanists, technical experts, Digital Innovation Hubs (DIHs) and Living Labs (LLs) to establish a pan European framework for Community-based, Integrated and People-Centric prevention, monitoring and progression managing solutions for dementia and frailty.

Objectives

Development of a Virtualized AI-Based Healthcare Platform (VHP) to centralize AI resources for risk factor analysis, early diagnosis, and personalized decision-making.

Facilitate care providers in the design and implementation of personalized and integrated models of care.

Enhance digital literacy of all Stakeholders to support active and healthy lifestyles in old age.

Develop Evidence-Based approaches, person-centered health care and long-term care models.

Promoting innovative care pathways and digitally enabling solutions in the daily lives of the elderly population, leaving no one behind.

Improve the well-being of the elderly by promoting empowerment and self-management of health through educational programs, trainings and innovative solutions.

Onmi's role

Within COMFORTage, Onmi is excited to announce the development of a new version of its Flex behavior change program, now rebranded as FlexAI. This innovative program will utilize Large Language Models to provide more personalized and diverse content for our users. In tandem with the integration of advanced AI models, we are also revitalizing the infrastructure of our Flex system. Rather than launching another smartphone application, we are creating a fresh web interface to enhance user experience.

Results

COMFORTage is an exciting ongoing project and FlexAI is making rapid strides. We are thrilled to announce that we anticipate launching the co-design phase in a project pilot very soon This collaborative effort will allow us to refine and enhance FlexAI, ensuring it meets the needs of our stakeholders. Stay tuned for more updates as we embark on this next step in our journey!

Partners

COMFORTage strives to establish a pan-European framework for community-based prevention and intervention strategies to facilitate effective lifestyle changes thought the synergies of our Consortium and other stakeholders. Our consortium is compose by:

8 Research Institutions/Universities
11 Healthcare Organizations & Actors
12 Industry and SME partners
4 Social Multipliers and Associations
4 SSH and Legal Organizations

Funded by the European Union (Grant Nº 101137301) and supported by Innovative UK (Grant Nº 10103541) . Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HADEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.