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    A Decade of Research

    Smart Seat is grounded in over ten years of scientific research, developed alongside world-renowned institutions to bring reliable wellness monitoring into your home.

    Trusted by Leading Institutions

    American Heart AssociationUF HealthUR MedicineUMass Chan Medical SchoolLeadingAgeAgeTech Collaborative from AARPJewish Senior LifeMass General BrighamRIT
    American Heart AssociationUF HealthUR MedicineUMass Chan Medical SchoolLeadingAgeAgeTech Collaborative from AARPJewish Senior LifeMass General BrighamRIT
    Expert Leadership

    Scientific & Medical Advisory Board

    Our scientific advisory board brings together leading experts in cardiology, home monitoring, and medicine.

    Milton Packer

    Milton Packer, MD

    Baylor University

    Nancy Albert

    Nancy Albert, PhD, CHFN

    Cleveland Clinic

    Mike Parmacek

    Mike Parmacek, MD

    UPenn

    John Flack

    John Flack, MD

    SIU

    Jeff Leiden

    Jeff Leiden, MD, PhD

    Vertex

    Peer-Reviewed Research

    Publications

    The science behind the seat. Peer-reviewed research supporting effortless, everyday health monitoring.

    Latest Coverage

    Industry News

    See what the industry is saying about the Smart Seat and the future of passive home health monitoring.

    NBC News· Jun 14, 2026

    Your Blood Pressure Reading Contains a Hidden Number — and Here's Why It Matters

    Pulse pressure (the gap between systolic and diastolic readings) signals arterial stiffness, and new research links a higher genetic risk for elevated pulse pressure to a 16% greater risk of dementia-related death—making it a heart and brain health marker worth watching alongside standard blood pressure.

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    The Wall Street Journal· Jun 13, 2026

    More Americans Want to Age at Home. How One Couple Plans to Make It Work.

    The Hugheses, a Rochester, NY couple, are renovating their existing home rather than pay for costly assisted living, reflecting a broader trend of Americans choosing to age in place with help from builders and remodelers.

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    The New York Times· Mar 14, 2026

    'How Low Can You Go?' The Shifting Guidelines for Blood Pressure Control

    New AHA/ACC guidelines lower the threshold for hypertension and now give a top-tier clinical recommendation to aggressive blood pressure control as a way to reduce cognitive impairment and dementia—underscoring the importance of passive, continuous monitoring at home.

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    Tech Advisory· Jan 2026

    From Toilets to AI Trackers: The Future of Health Tech Is Here

    At CES 2026, smart toilet systems took center stage — analyzing hydration, tracking biomarkers, and alerting caregivers when a bathroom goes unused. A watershed moment for in-home diagnostics and the aging-in-place movement.

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    Definitive Healthcare· Sep 2, 2025

    Top Healthcare Trends of 2026: Aging in Place Is Driving Innovation in Home-Based Care and Technology

    Driven by seniors' strong preference to age in place and shrinking nursing home capacity, the AgeTech market is booming with innovations like remote patient monitoring, AI, and smart home tech—pushing providers, payors, and policymakers to adapt their models to support independent living.

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    AARP· Feb 2025

    Do You Need a High-Tech Toilet?

    AARP spotlights the rise of health-monitoring smart toilet seats — and calls out Casana by name as an AgeTech Collaborative company working to bring continuous blood pressure monitoring to the bathroom.

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