Episode Description

In this episode, we are joined by Chia-Lin Simmons, the Chief Executive Officer of LogicMark, Inc., based in San Francisco, California. With a rich background in technology and leadership, Chia-Lin has held pivotal roles across various industries. She served as the CEO of a venture-backed AI startup and held executive positions at companies like Google, Amazon, and Audible. Her expertise lies in driving innovation and strategic growth in tech-focused enterprises.

LogicMark, Inc. specializes in personal emergency response systems (PERS), health communications devices, and IoT technologies, creating a connected care platform. Their products empower individuals to receive care at home, enhancing their ability to age independently. By integrating two-way voice communication technology directly into medical alert pendants, LogicMark offers life-saving solutions at accessible price points. 

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00:06Introduction

01:11 Human-Centric Design

02:45 Personal Motivation in Tech

06:47 Market Trends and AI

09:11 Consumer Spending Shifts

33:17 Healthcare Directives

35:23 Data Management in Care

36:00 Insurance and Data Privacy

42:51 AI and Data Ownership

56:28 Planning for Aging Parents

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Parent Projects Podcast - Episode #85

Necessity drives invention and action, especially in family projects that often carry emotional baggage. Frustration can hinder participation, while past trauma influences identity and self-worth. Understanding personal feelings is essential for navigating sensitive conversations with parents.

In this episode Beyond The Walls Podcast host, Kylie Cross, discusses how approaching discussions with curiosity improves communication, and establishing healthy boundaries aids healing. Kylie also explains how resources like coaching and podcasts are supporting personal growth and overcoming challenges in family caregiving complicated by childhood trauma.

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00:00 - Intro

00:13 - Welcome to the Show

00:56 - What is ROSE?

02:34 - Major Scams Right Now

10:34 - Scammers Use Emotions

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18:19 - Romance Scams

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24:45 - Where to Find Joyce

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Parent Projects Podcasts - Episode #84

Noelle Ghram is an Occupational Therapist with 23 years of experience working with trauma patients in hospitals, homes, rehabs, and skilled nursing facilities. She is currently working at a Level 1 Acute Care Trauma Center and has a passion for educating people and families about fall prevention.

Parent Projects Podcasts - Episode #83

Noelle Ghram is an Occupational Therapist with 23 years of experience working with trauma patients in hospitals, homes, rehabs, and skilled nursing facilities. She is currently working at a Level 1 Acute Care Trauma Center and has a passion for educating people and families about fall prevention.

Parent Projects Podcasts - Episode #82

Dr. Johanna Richey’s current practice is a mix of clinical and didactic teaching to students at Midwestern University and with residents across the country. She also coordinates and leads research projects on campus with her students and collaboratively with surgeons in their community. Dr. Johanna Richey’s current areas of interest include: Medical Education, Podiatric Surgery, Foot and Ankle Trauma, Geriatrics, Foot and Ankle Reconstructive Surgery, Pediatrics, Sports Medicine, Regenerative therapy and Arthroscopy. When it comes to patient care, she wants to provide empathy and compassion with high quality care that is centered in evidence based medicine. Dr. Johanna Richey is inquisitive by nature and enjoys teaching both patients and students about the mechanics of the foot and how this leads to pathology and ultimately symptoms.

 Parent Projects Podcast - Episode #81

Ryan Smith serves as Director of Communications and Government Relations. His team manages the marketing, social media, and customer experience for Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. They also manage a volunteer program that consists of 20 volunteers and a few therapy dogs. These volunteers are the frontline workers that help passengers as they arrive at the airport. Their therapy dog program is designed to help those passengers that may experience anxiety with flying or being in large crowds with lots of noise. Gateway Airport is unique in that they are a much smaller and more convenient airport than your regular large hub airport. Providing this Just Plane Easy experience is important for us as many of their passengers are flying for the first time. They also love giving tours of the airport to groups looking to learn about aviation, and school groups teaching about the various careers that are available at and around the airport.