MIA is more than just a emergency smartwatch – she’s a personal, 24/7 health companion powered by voice-enabled AI, specially designed for seniors. She speaks naturally with elderly, listens with empathy, and gently supports their health and well-being every day. MIA responds instantly and contacts caregivers & families if needed
With MIA, seniors gain not just safety – but confidence, comfort, and a better quality of life.
designed for support Seniors, caregivers and families.
MIA is the intelligent core of Holomedix. From encouraging regular hydration and movement to detecting falls or emergencies in real time – MIA responds instantly, contacts caregivers if needed, and stays connected until help arrives and promotes independence with a warm, reassuring presence. MIA analyzes the situation and acts fast – even contacting family or emergency services when needed.
Automatically detects falls and emergencies – even without pressing a button
Notifies caregivers or family members in real time
Sends reminders for medications, appointments, or movement
Engages in empathetic conversations to promote emotional well-being
No complicated setup: Plug & play with a pre-activated SIM card
Discreet design: Looks like a regular smartwatch
Ever since my mother started using MIA, I can finally sleep peacefully again
"My 82-year-old mother still lives on her own — and that was very important to her. But I was constantly worried: What if she falls? What if she forgets to drink or doesn’t move for days?
Since she’s been wearing MIA, everything has changed. MIA talks to her – naturally, kindly, like a companion. She gently reminds her to drink water, encourages her to go for little walks, and even checks in if something seems off.
One time, my mother slipped. MIA immediately noticed something was wrong, alerted me, and kept talking to her until the emergency team arrived. That was the moment I knew: we made the right decision.
VitalMedix is more than just technology – it’s peace of mind, dignity, and a little bit of joy brought back into everyday life."
— Anke Reincke, daughter & caregiver
