Måna Care AB, a Swedish startup, has partnered with CareNova to significantly expand its presence in the United States. This strategic collaboration will focus on bringing Måna’s digital companion to senior care facilities and individuals across several key states.
The partnership will initially cover Texas, Florida, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Wyoming. CareNova’s established network within the elderly care sector will be instrumental in distributing Måna’s technology.
Jeff DeAngelis, CEO of Måna Care AB, and Anders Reisch, Chairman, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership. They highlighted CareNova’s understanding of Måna’s unique value proposition: a user-friendly, voice-activated platform designed to improve in-home care and provide families with greater peace of mind. They emphasized the importance of finding partners who share their vision, a quality they clearly see in CareNova.
Dzung Tran, Founder and CEO of CareNova, lauded Måna’s innovative combination of artificial intelligence and user-centered design. Tran noted that Måna’s digital companion is unlike any other product they’ve encountered, offering an intuitive interface that adapts to individual needs and promotes meaningful engagement. Tran believes this partnership will have a transformative impact on the lives of seniors and their families.
Måna Care AB, founded in June 2023, develops the Måna® Digital Companion. This platform uses AI, IoT technology, and a proprietary communication protocol to simplify communication and care coordination among users, family members, and healthcare professionals. The company aims to improve digital inclusion and enhance in-home care for the elderly and those with cognitive challenges.
The collaboration between Måna Care AB and CareNova represents a significant step toward broader adoption of Måna’s technology within the United States. Both companies are confident that this partnership will lead to substantial growth and improved access to innovative solutions within the senior care market. The combined expertise and resources of these two organizations are expected to result in positive outcomes for numerous elderly individuals and their families.
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