Method and apparatus for assisting psychological cure in automated chatting. At least one message may be received in a chat flow, a psychological test may be performed based on the at least one message, and a cure strategy may be provided based at least on the psychological test. A first request for obtaining user information of a user may be received in a chat flow, the user information may be provided based on the first request, a second request for obtaining a suggested cure strategy for the user may be received, and the suggested cure strategy may be provided based on the second request, wherein the suggested cure strategy may be determined based at least on the user information.

A psychology counseling device is provided. The device includes a user interface configured to receive an input from a user and provide information; a microphone configured to collect a voice of the user; a speaker configured to convey auditory information to the user; a processor configured to control the user interface, the microphone, and the speaker; and a memory accessible by the processor and configured to store executable instructions. The memory is configured to further store texts to be provided to the user and voice data received from the user. The executable instructions, when executed by the processor, causes the processor to perform: recognizing an emotional state of the user based on the user's input; providing texts including different contents to the user according to the emotional state of the user; receiving a voice that the user articulates the texts and storing the voice in the memory as the voice data; obtaining a plurality of modulated voices by converting the voice data; and providing at least two among the plurality of modulated voices to the user.

An at-home medical diagnostic test kit container including a plurality of at-home medical diagnostic test kits is provided herein. In particular, the medical diagnostic test kit container may include a machine-readable code (e.g., QR code) configured to facilitate an augmented reality experience associated with the at-home medical diagnostic test kit container. In some embodiments, a testing and diagnostic platform may facilitate tracking of inventory within the at-home medical diagnostic test kit container and/or may facilitate coordination of prescription medication order fulfillment and delivery upon indication of a medical condition that could benefit from taking prescription medication.

An at-home medical diagnostic test kit container including a plurality of at-home medical diagnostic test kits is provided herein. In particular, the medical diagnostic test kit container may include a machine-readable code (e.g., QR code) configured to facilitate an augmented reality experience associated with the at-home medical diagnostic test kit container. In some embodiments, a testing and diagnostic platform may facilitate tracking of inventory within the at-home medical diagnostic test kit container and/or may facilitate coordination of prescription medication order fulfillment and delivery upon indication of a medical condition that could benefit from taking prescription medication.

Systems and methods for aiding, supplementing, and/or increasing the monitoring capabilities of responsible persons over a supervised person are disclosed herein. In some implementations, the system includes one or more controlling persons, one or more supervising persons, a supervised person, and a cloud server. Each of the controlling persons and the supervising persons can have a personal electronic device. The supervised person can have a wearable electronic device. The electronic devices allow the controlling persons and the supervising persons to actively communicate with the cloud server to upload data related to the supervised person that is accessibly stored in the cloud server. In turn, the wearable device can include one or more sensors to measure and communicate various bioindicators to the cloud server. The system allows the controlling persons to monitor the health of, development of, and/or current control over the supervised person.

A dynamic neuropsychological assessment tool according to an embodiment utilizes speech recognition, speech synthesis and machine learning to assess whether a patient is at risk for a neurological disorder, such as Alzheimer's disease. The dynamic neuropsychological assessment tool enables self-administration by a patient. The tool performs pre-test validation operations on the test environment, test equipment, and the patient's capability for performing the test at that time. The tool also enables dynamic modification of a questionnaire presented to the patient while the patient completes the questionnaire. Also provides the dynamic modification of which tests to present the patient with. The modification can be rule based or modified by a provider. The dynamic neuropsychological assessment tool enables providers and administrators to modify and improve tests and validate them using machine learning based on previously completed assessments and results.

A caregiver converge device and system associated with a patient room within a hospital are provided. The device and system include: an operating system configured to provide operational states of the caregiver converge device, the operational states provide work flow functionality for an assigned caregiver of a patient in the patient room; a touch screen display for displaying a user interface configured to facilitate the assigned caregiver utilizing the work flow functionality, the touch screen display configured to accept input from the assigned caregiver; and a caregiver proximity sensor configured to determine whether the assigned caregiver enters the patient room; where the operating system updates the work flow functionality for the assigned caregiver upon the caregiver proximity sensor determining the assigned caregiver enters the patient room.

A therapy platform can leverage mood tracking to personalize delivery of therapy. User input data is collected to generate one or more mood scores that change over time. Tracked mood scores can include an overall mood score (e.g., −100 to 100 where −100 represents a strongly negative or “bad” mood and 100 represents a strongly positive or “happy” mood) and/or enumerated mood scores (e.g., numerical scores tracking individual, enumerated moods, such as “anxious,” “sad,” “tired,” “happy,” and the like). In some cases, an overall mood score can be made up of enumerated mood scores. Tracked mood scores can be used to inform the selection of what therapy to provide. For example, a first therapy tool may be selected for delivery when the user evidences a first set of mood scores, whereas a second therapy tool may be selected when the user evidences a second set of mood scores.

A therapy platform can leverage mood tracking to personalize delivery of therapy. User input data is collected to generate one or more mood scores that change over time. Tracked mood scores can include an overall mood score (e.g., −100 to 100 where −100 represents a strongly negative or “bad” mood and 100 represents a strongly positive or “happy” mood) and/or enumerated mood scores (e.g., numerical scores tracking individual, enumerated moods, such as “anxious,” “sad,” “tired,” “happy,” and the like). In some cases, an overall mood score can be made up of enumerated mood scores. Tracked mood scores can be used to inform the selection of what therapy to provide. For example, a first therapy tool may be selected for delivery when the user evidences a first set of mood scores, whereas a second therapy tool may be selected when the user evidences a second set of mood scores.

A virtual assistant for performing medical triage by receiving sensor data and interviewing a patient to identify at least one likely diagnosis. A priority is then assigned to the patient based on the diagnoses selected as the most likely cause of the patient's chief complaint or anomalous sensor data. The patient priority is then used to take the most appropriate action for each priority level, such as providing immediate care, or delaying care as appropriate.