AUSTIN, Texas - ColoradoDesk -- Advanced TeleSensors (ATS), the developer of Cardi/o^® touch-less cardiac and respiratory monitoring technology, is pleased to announce the appointment of Tiffany Wey, MBA as Vice President of Sales & Marketing.

A lifelong digital entrepreneur with a successful exit in the Big Data sector, Wey brings extensive expertise within the AgeTech space. Most recently, she served as a key leader at Vayyar Imaging. Wey originally joined the organization through its acquisition of Dele Health Tech. She was subsequently promoted within Vayyar to drive the company's commercial growth.

Her recent appointment with ATS comes at a pivotal time as the company is expanding the reach of its technology. She will lead commercialization of the ATS Cardi/o^® ambient monitoring solution. This highly accurate, micro-doppler technology was originally developed by NASA and is now licensed through ATS, to improve the safety and wellness of seniors and patients under medical care without the need for wearables or cameras.

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"Tiffany's unique blend of entrepreneurial grit and deep domain expertise in senior living technology makes her the perfect fit for our mission," said Sajol Ghoshal, CEO of Advanced TeleSensors. "Her experience in AgeTech innovation, navigating global acquisitions, and translating advanced technologies into true market value will be instrumental as we scale our touchless monitoring solution across the continuum of care."

"I am honored to join the ATS team," said Wey. "The senior living industry is at a crossroads. The 'Silver Tsunami' is well upon us. According to LeadingAge, most senior living organizations, including 92% of nursing home providers, continue to recognize significant or severe workforce shortages. With Argentum projecting a need for 1.3 million new workers by 2030, these employee shortages and thin margins continue to wreak havoc on this sector. The industry is in great need of an accurate, seamless, ambient technology that can continuously monitor and predict physiologic decline before a more serious health crisis might arise. I am looking forward to helping providers leverage this life saving technology!"

For more information, please visit Advanced TeleSensors. (https://cardio.io/)

Media Contact:
Tiffany Wey, MBA
tiffany@cardio.io
812-236-9776