Can AI Help Track Behavioral Change Through Video?
Exploring the next step in video-based assessment A child communicates a need more clearly. A familiar routine becomes easier. A family notices a change that is difficult to describe during a brief appointment. How can those everyday observations help clinicians understand what is changing over time? At Behavior Imaging, that question is guiding our next
The Top 5 Challenges Facing Hospitals Serving Autistic Patients
The following are the top challenges hospitals report when caring for autistic patients — and how these insights are shaping the design of our Hospital TeleABA telehealth system.
WHAT WORKS & WHAT’S NEXT: Transforming Hospital Services for Patients with Autism
FirstPlace Global hosted a special webinar, “What Works & What’s Next: Transforming Hospital Services for Patients with Autism,” with more than 120 participants. Leaders from the field discussed the challenges autistic patients face when they need hospital care, and what it will take to serve them well in the future. Two researchers from Behavior Imaging’s
Bringing the model home to test Adult independence
In an investment to support its future technology research with a clinical laboratory to assess use of some cutting-edge technologies in the home of adults with autism (ASD), BIS opened its TalkAutism MedHome in September, 2016. Goals are to use this setting to simulate everyday life for adults with autism and other disabilities, while helping them seek  access to health
Reminder of why Behavior Imaging IS HERE
(from the CEO) Periodically, I find myself re-visiting wonderful TED talks like this one from Kerry (https://youtu.be/WtgGzKRHT-Y ) who eloquently shares how not being able to communicate your wishes and needs can be SO debilitating to live a happy and full life. Via its telehealth and health assessment tools, B.I. seeks to help those individuals
Psychiatry’s new Generation of Telehealth Solutions
Behavior Imaging’s related research was featured at the annual American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP) meeting on October 27th, 2016 in New York City. CEO Ron Oberleitner presented on the company’s evidence-supported ‘asynchronous telehealth’ applications for diagnosis and treatment for autism spectrum disorder. Â See abstract. This new Clinical Perspectives Session was led by