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In this bonus episode, co-host Beatrice Bizzaro, Water Stewardship Technology Lead at HPC Italy and the Inogen Alliance Global Water Working Group Leader, sits down with Gabriele Cerutti, Technology Leader Geologist at HPC Italy, to explore a fascinating case study on phytoremediation. Gabriele shares the details of a project recently presented at the RemTech conference in Italy, where HPC Italy worked with a multinational client to apply phytoremediation technologies within agricultural settings. He explains how this sustainable approach compares to traditional remediation, the operational challenges faced during implementation, and the long-term benefits for soil conservation, biodiversity, and circularity.

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One of Lenovo’s global manufacturing sites in Monterrey, Mexico, has been recognized as one of 12 additional sites added to World Economic Forum’s Global Lighthouse Network of 201 leading manufacturers, each chosen for their leadership and integration of fourth Industrial revolution technologies (4IR).’

• Lenovo’s factory in Monterrey, Mexico, has been recognized as one of 12 additional sites added to World Economic Forum’s Global Lighthouse Network.
• Lenovo’s factory in Monterrey, Mexico, becomes Lenovo’s second site recognized in World Economic Forum’s Global Lighthouse Network.

October 17, 2025 /3BL/ – One of Lenovo’s global manufacturing sites in Monterrey, Mexico, has been recognized as one of 12 additional sites added to World Economic Forum’s Global Lighthouse Network of 201 leading manufacturers, each chosen for their leadership and integration of fourth Industrial revolution technologies (4IR). This is the second site in Lenovo’s global manufacturing footprint to be recognized by World Economic Forum, the first being the company’s site in Hefei, China, that was recognized in January 2023.

The Global Lighthouse Network is a community of production sites and value chains that are world leaders in the adoption and integration of cutting-edge technologies. Lighthouses are manufacturers showing leadership in applying 4IR technologies at scale to drive step-change financial, operational, and sustainability improvements by transforming factories, value chains, and business models.

Established in 2008, Lenovo’s factory in Monterrey, Mexico, is one of Lenovo’s most advanced smart manufacturing plants in the world. The plant also includes a co-located development lab, which ensures close collaboration between product development and manufacturing, making sure Lenovo’s innovative new products can be built and shipped efficiently ensuring cutting-edge technology gets into customers’ hands faster.

Lenovo’s Mexico factory was recognized for its integration of technologies, World Economic Forum stated in its report: “As Lenovo’s largest site in North America, the Lenovo Monterrey site regularly managed 2,000 overseas suppliers and 52,000 SKUs across 80+ markets, alongside increasing emphasis on quality and evolving labor dynamics in Mexico. By deploying more than 60 4IR solutions, over half of them AI and GenAI-enabled, the site reduced lead time by 85%, logistics costs by 42%, quality losses by 56%, and carbon emissions by 30%, while boosting productivity by 58%. Today, the site serves as a global digital model factory for Lenovo.” 

Lenovo’s mission to bring Smarter AI to every household and every industry applies equally to the digital transformation of its own business operations, where AI plays a central role in enhancing efficiency and building long-term resilience across global operations and the company’s supply chain. Monterrey’s focus on R&D and beacon for advanced AI-driven end-to-end manufacturing technologies – with a particular focus on sustainability – has resulted in three authorized patents in the field of intelligent manufacturing.

• AI-based Supplier Connected Planning: To fix issues like missing parts, excess inventory, and manual inefficiencies, the Monterrey plant uses AI to manage over 5 million parts from more than 2,000+ tier 1 and 3,000+ tier 2 suppliers. The system checks part readiness, simulates order changes, and automatically assigns parts to keep inventory balanced and production smooth.
• AI-based End-to-End Transportation Tracking & Disruption Control: Shipping is complex due to many rules, poor container use, and unreliable delivery times. A deep learning AI engine improves route planning, container loading, and real-time tracking, while identifying and resolving delays. This cuts logistics costs and improves delivery accuracy.
• Digital Twin enabled Supply Chain Control Tower: To handle delays from supply chain disruptions, teams use a digital twin—a virtual model of the supply chain—that gathers data from over 50 sources and monitors 40+ risk types. Powered by AI, it provides real-time advice through a chatbot, helping teams respond quickly and keep operations on track.

Lenovo’s supply chain spans over 30 manufacturing sites in 11 markets across the Asia Pacific, China, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, North America, and South America regions.  Lenovo is highly regarded globally for its manufacturing and supply chain, with Gartner ranking it #8 amongst the world’s top 25 supply chains, and #1 amongst supply chains in Asia Pacific.  

The Global Lighthouse Network is a World Economic Forum initiative. The initiative was co-founded with McKinsey & Company and is counselled by an advisory board of industry leaders which are working together to shape the future of global manufacturing. Sites and value chains that join the network are designated by an independent panel of experts. More information can be found here.

About Lenovo

Lenovo is a US$69 billion revenue global technology powerhouse, ranked #196 in the Fortune Global 500, and serving millions of customers every day in 180 markets. Focused on a bold vision to deliver Smarter Technology for All, Lenovo has built on its success as the world’s largest PC company with a full-stack portfolio of AI-enabled, AI-ready, and AI-optimized devices (PCs, workstations, smartphones, tablets), infrastructure (server, storage, edge, high performance computing and software defined infrastructure), software, solutions, and services. Lenovo’s continued investment in world-changing innovation is building a more equitable, trustworthy, and smarter future for everyone, everywhere. Lenovo is listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange under Lenovo Group Limited (HKSE: 992) (ADR: LNVGY). To find out more visit https://www.lenovo.com, and read about the latest news via our StoryHub.

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As summer transitioned to fall — a time when most kids are heading back to school — pediatric patients at Corewell Health Children’s Hospital also enjoyed a little change of pace with the arrival of My Special Aflac Duck, a cuddly companion to help bring them comfort through their cancer treatment journey.

“We know that a cancer diagnosis often comes with challenges both visible and invisible, and with the delivery of each My Special Aflac Duck to these precious young patients, we not only bring them a new companion, but also give them a day to get away from their usual setting and have a little fun,” said Buffy Swinehart, senior manager, Aflac Corporate Social Responsibility. “It is such a joy to see their sweet spirits shine through as they meet their new friends for the first time, and we’re grateful to the team at Children’s Miracle Network at Corewell Health for allowing us to be a part of the incredible work they do to make a difference in the lives of these children and their families.”

As kids were welcoming a new buddy into their lives, they also got to choose a name for their My Special Aflac Duck, make beaded necklaces and enjoy the coloring station. The event is part of the more than 40,000 ducks distributed free of charge to children 3 and above with cancer and blood disorders since the program began in 2018.

My Special Aflac Duck is a social robot powered by innovative technology that helps kids prepare for medical procedures, communicate their feelings, practice distraction techniques and more. The robotic companion was designed in consult with more than 100 children, families and medical professionals in conjunction with Empath Labs. A three-year study, conducted by researchers, involved 160 children and families at 8 different hospitals. It revealed that patients reported a reduction in distress, nausea, pain and procedural anxiety compared to those in the study who had not yet received a duck. In addition, parents and caregivers reported a reduction in stress and anxiety, showing how My Special Aflac Duck helps children’s support system.

The My Special Aflac Duck program is a hallmark of Aflac’s more than $191 million given toward research and treatment for pediatric cancer and blood disorders as part of the company’s commitment to support the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.

Health care providers, support organizations and families can order My Special Aflac Duck free of charge for children 3 years or older who have been diagnosed with cancer or sickle cell disease at MySpecialAflacDuck.com.

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Mental health is deeply personal, yet too often it is addressed in impersonal ways. At LG, where we embrace A Better Life for All, we believe technology should empower—not replace—the human relationships at the heart of healing.

Today, I am proud to spotlight ReliefAI Health Inc., the latest venture backed by LG NOVA, the LG North American Innovation Center. This newly-launched connected care company is designed to address some of the most urgent challenges in mental healthcare: high patient drop-out rates, low engagement, and the need for stronger communication between therapists and their clients. Through AI-powered tools and an innovative delivery model, ReliefAI Health is reimagining the care journey—not by replacing human connection, but by reinforcing it.

The statistics are sobering: 44% of patients drop out of therapy within the first four weeks. This is not just a healthcare failure—it’s a human one. ReliefAI Health tackles this head-on by offering a HIPAA-compliant, AI-driven digital cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) platform that integrates directly into outpatient clinics. This preserves and enhances the trusted relationship between therapist and client, rather than disrupt it.

The solution includes a patient-facing mobile app for mood tracking, voice journaling, and CBT goal-setting. Behind the scenes, an integrated provider dashboard enables therapists to monitor real-time trends and receive AI alerts, helping them intervene more proactively. The platform also introduces remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) services, allowing clinics to unlock new revenue streams while improving client retention.

Most importantly, ReliefAI Health doesn’t work in isolation. It was developed in collaboration with startups in the LG NOVA ecosystem, including Canary Speech (voice AI for cognitive insights), VeeOne Health (virtual care management), and Contincare (continuity-focused behavioral health). Together, this collaborative network is creating a more personalized, data-driven, and outcomes-focused mental health experience.

This venture is just one pillar of LG’s commitment to mental health and well-being. For instance, we’ve made significant strides in supporting student-athletes, a community often overlooked in mental health conversations. Our popular “Transparent Conversations” podcast series —hosted by Taylor Rooks and now streaming on LG Channels—amplifies real, unfiltered discussions about the pressures faced by student-athletes, featuring voices from Olympic champions to college coaches. This was part of our broader initiative this year around Student-Athlete Mental Health Week, which coincides with World Mental Health Day each October.

In partnership with the NCAA® and the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), LG has also supported the creation of the NAMI Mental Health College Guide for Educators and provided funding for NAMI On Campus programs—ensuring students have access to tools and communities that support their holistic well-being. All of these efforts build on our long-standing mental health legacy, including a five-year campaign that reached over 5.5 million young people across America with essential mental wellness skills. 

LG’s vision for A Better Life for All means championing mental wellness at every level: from the therapist’s office to the dorm room, from the playing field to the living room. And with ReliefAI Health, we’re pushing forward once again—bridging the gap between innovation and empathy. 

 

Are you ready to amp up your understanding of cybersecurity and quantum innovation—while turning up the volume on your professional network? We invite you to an exclusive in-person only, one-of-a-kind event that fuses the world’s most pressing tech topics with the electrifying spirit of rock and roll.

• How do you know that the critical electrical equipment you are installing in your facility is truly secure?
• Are your connected systems giving you insight? Or giving cyber attackers a way in?
• Your electrical equipment needs to be on 24/7. Are your cybersecurity systems working just as hard?

Join us to learn more about these and other topics from subject matter experts across the industry.

Where: Eaton Center

1000 Eaton Boulevard, Beachwood, OH 44122

When: October 28 – 29, 2025

Register today to secure your spot—this is one event you won’t want to miss!

What to expect at our event?

Join industry leaders and cybersecurity professionals for a dynamic exploration of the evolving threats facing data center, building, industrial and other environments in today’s interconnected world. This event delves into the critical importance of proactive defense strategies, emerging threat landscapes, and the power of collaboration among stakeholders. 

The opening keynote will set the stage by addressing broader cybersecurity concerns, emphasizing the need for resilient infrastructure, continuous risk assessment, and agile responses to new attack vectors.

Throughout the event, attendees will gain actionable insights and are encouraged to participate in open dialogue and knowledge-sharing to strengthen their preparedness and response to cyber risks unique to data center operations.

Why you should attend

• Stay ahead of the curve on the latest in cybersecurity and quantum innovation
• Hear exclusive insights from Microsoft, ChargePoint, IBM and other industry leaders
• Network with peers and experts in an iconic, inspiring venue
• Leave with actionable knowledge and new contacts to help you turn up the dial on your business goals

Featured speakers

• Michael Regelski SVP and CTO, Electrical Sector, Eaton
• Rohan Singla Chief Information Security Officer, ChargePoint
• Wes Malaby General Manager, Microsoft

Event highlights

• OT Cybersecurity in the World of AI: A deep dive into how artificial intelligence is reshaping operational technology security. Learn from industry experts how to future-proof your enterprise in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
• Quantum: The Next Frontier: Plug into the current and future state of quantum technologies. We’ll explore the implications and challenges for critical infrastructure and what it means to stay quantum safe. This is your backstage pass to the future!
• Hear from industry leaders: Don’t miss our special guest sets, where experts take the stage to break down topics like post-quantum cryptography and its impact on security, privacy and trust.
• Closing Encore: We’ll wrap with a summary of key takeaways, outline next steps, and leave the floor open to your questions, feedback, and requests—because every great show deserves an encore.

About Eaton’s approach to cybersecurity

Eaton has taken the lead in cybersecurity so customers can connect with confidence through our secure-by-design philosophy. Our experts integrate cybersecurity processes and a secure development lifecycle into every stage of product development and manufacturing in the U.S. and around the world. Eaton’s multi-faceted approach to strengthen cybersecurity involves training and education, fostering collaboration across industries, innovation, best practices and advancing industry standards. To learn more, visit Eaton.com/cybersecurity.

PATH has launched a groundbreaking initiative to address the rising burden of hemoglobinopathies—particularly Thalassemia—in India, with the support of a grant from the Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation (BMS Foundation). The program aims to strengthen local health systems and expand access to early screening, diagnosis, and treatment in high-prevalence areas.

India accounts for nearly 25% of the global β-thalassemia burden, with an estimated 10,000–15,000 children born each year with Thalassemia Major. Despite this, access to quality care remains limited, and treatment pathways are often fragmented.

This initiative marks among the BMS Foundation’s first grants in India to increase access to screening and build capacity to tackle the life-threatening burden of hemoglobinopathies.

The program will be implemented in the states of Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, with a focus on:

Strengthening screening and prevention: Focusing on high-prevalence districts and prioritizing key population groups such as pregnant women, newborns, and families with known genetic risk factors.

Capacity-building and training: Equipping frontline health workers to deliver timely, evidence-based, and culturally sensitive care.

Coordinated care systems: Ensuring linkage to management services, including safe blood transfusion services, iron chelation therapy, and bone marrow transplant facilities, where appropriate.

Strengthening the Centre for Competence (CoC): Enhancing the ambit of existing CoCs for Sickle Cell Disease established by the Government of India under NSCAEM to serve as hubs of excellence for Thalassemia care.

Policy integration and innovation: Supporting alignment of national and state-level actions on integrated Thalassemia management with global guidelines and local realities to inform future efforts to scale up integrated interventions.

“This project is expected to directly impact the population across the states of Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh,” said Neeraj Jain, Country Director, India, PATH. “The project’s goal is to impact over 1.8 million pregnant women, newborns, and families of affected individuals, who will receive integrated screening services during the project period. Enhanced capacity of health care providers and access to better treatment will help improve the quality of life for all individuals diagnosed with Thalassemia.”

Catharine Grimes, President of the BMS Foundation, added, “The BMS Foundation is proud to work with PATH on these critical efforts to close gaps in Thalassemia care in India. Across our global work to address pediatric blood disorders, we are committed to removing barriers and strengthening sustainable systems of care. By implementing evidence-based strategies tailored to local community needs, we aim to deliver a scalable, lasting impact.”

On World Mental Health Day, Kate Spade New York brought together an inspiring mix of advocates, creators, clinicians, and thought leaders for its fourth Global Summit on Women’s Mental Health at The Times Center in New York City. The day-long event explored how women — and especially Gen Z — are reshaping the way we think about community, resilience, and mental health. 

Across powerful conversations with speakers including Kenneth Cole, Tara Davis-Woodhall, Masai Russell, Alyson Stoner, and Joy Woods, the summit highlighted a shared belief: that mental health is not separate from empowerment, it’s the foundation of it. Topics ranged from navigating digital pressures and financial anxiety to redefining authenticity and friendship in today’s world. 

The gathering also marked another milestone in Kate Spade’s decade-long commitment to women’s mental health. Through its Global Fund for Women’s Mental Health, launched in 2024, the brand aims to reach 250,000 women and girls with access to community-based care by 2030. Backed by more than $35 million invested to date and supported by partners like Lululemon, Pinterest, and Adyen, the fund reflects Kate Spade’s belief that purpose can create measurable impact. 

“As a brand rooted in joy, we know that good mental health is essential to helping women access their authentic voice, choice, and power,” said Taryn Bird, Executive Director of Social Impact at Kate Spade New York. 

Through initiatives like this summit, Kate Spade continues to show what it means for a fashion brand to lead with heart by turning optimism into action and proving that joy can be a powerful force for change. 

Learn more about Kate Spade’s social impact work here.

Stakeholders of world-class equipment, technology and services company, CNH, including agricultural brands Case IH and New Holland, brought together conservation experts, policymakers and farmers to a one-day workshop. Held at the New Holland Campus Farm in the Chesapeake Bay area of Pennsylvania, USA, in July 2025 attendees shared best practices and innovative ideas.

Opening the event, CNH’s leadership highlighted that sustainability is a shared journey — one that may look different for each participant but ultimately connects everyone involved. “When we innovate, we think about how we can help customers raise productivity and reduce inputs,” said Chun Woytera, CNH’s Chief Quality & Customer Advocacy Officer and Chief Sustainability Officer. “Sustainability isn’t something any one group or company can achieve alone. By coming together, we can learn, grow and create solutions that make it easier for farmers to adopt conservation practices — because when our customers and local partners succeed, so do our industries and communities.”

This shared success goes beyond farming operations. Conservation practices not only protect soil, water and biodiversity, but also contribute to healthier and more productive crops and, ultimately, healthier food. Strengthening these connections is key to building resilient crop and food systems for the future.

Read the latest story in CNH’s ‘A Sustainable Year’ series here.

At first glance, Sierra Ryan is a Division I lacrosse player balancing the demands ofpractice, classes, and competition. But beyond the field, Sierra is also a self-taught coder and the founder of not one, but two AI-focused companies. That kind of grit and curiosity is exactly why she joined the Student-Athlete Venture Studio (SAVS), a unique program at Arizona State University (ASU) in collaboration with GoDaddy Empower, which enables collegiate athletes to become entrepreneurs and provides a proactive approach to navigating name, image, and likeness (NIL) licensing successfully.

Through SAVS, Sierra is learning how to build her personal brand and entrepreneurial future with GoDaddy Airo®. GoDaddy Airo’s AI-powered experiences help Sierra showcase her story online, own her digital presence, and prepare for what’s next.

The partnership between GoDaddy Empower and ASU is designed to give student-athletes like Sierra the resources they need to succeed in the evolving NIL era. It’s not just about endorsements – it’s about entrepreneurship.

Inspired to take the first step in building your brand? Get a .com for only $4.99 for your first year — includes Airo — at studentathlete.godaddy.

Watch Sierra’s story here.

About GoDaddy 
GoDaddy helps millions of entrepreneurs globally start and scale their businesses. People come to GoDaddy to name their idea, build a website and logo, sell their products and services, and accept payments. GoDaddy Airo^®, the company’s AI-powered experience, makes growing a small business faster and easier by helping them to get their idea online in minutes, drive traffic and boost sales. GoDaddy’s expert guides are available 24/7 to provide assistance. To learn more about the company, visit www.GoDaddy.com.

GoDaddy Empower Spotlight Series

By partnering with diverse community organizations, schools, and education institutions, GoDaddy Empower helps emerging entrepreneurs of all ages and backgrounds build and grow their businesses online with free digital tools, training, and community. This article is part of the GoDaddy Empower spotlight series that shines a light on the individuals who make this unique initiative possible. 

SANTA CLARA, Calif., October 16, 2025 /3BL/ – ReliefAI Health Inc., a newly-launched connected care company that addresses the most pressing challenges in mental healthcare, announced how it aims to enhance the client experience, reduce early patient drop-out rates and improve communications between mental health practitioners and their clients.

ReliefAI Health is the latest venture backed by LG NOVA, LG Electronics’ North American Innovation Center. ReliefAI has collaborated with startups in the LG NOVA Innovation Program including Canary Speech, a voice AI technology for healthcare that can screen for cognitive and behavioral conditions; VeeOne, a technology platform for virtual healthcare; and Continicare Corp, a platform technology for the broader treatment and care of clients managing mental illness.

Atul Singh, CEO of ReliefAI Health, explained that, despite the demand for mental healthcare, 44 percent of clients discontinue therapy within the first four weeks.^[1] “This represents a critical breakdown in the therapy process, leading to poor outcomes for clients and significant revenue loss for clinics,” he said. “We’ve created a solution that strengthens the connection between therapist and their clients and provides a bigger picture of the experience beyond the traditional session. By integrating our AI-powered tools, we are not just going beyond therapy; we are creating a new paradigm of digital empowerment for mental health that drives better results for everyone involved.”

An AI-driven, digital cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) platform, in the form of a mobile app, ReliefAI Health is built for mental healthcare practitioners to provide to their clients, enabling them to track their progress in their mental health journey, on a daily, even hourly basis. By adjusting the communication method and engagement frequency, mental healthcare providers can gather more data and analysis on a client’s daily challenges and progress, thereby providing a more comprehensive picture of the client’s mental health and well-being. With more insights, providers are better enabled to manage ongoing issues and triggers while uncovering the underlying causes of behavior, resulting in more effective care and lasting improvements.

For providers, ReliefAI Health also boosts patient engagement, improves retention, and opens new revenue streams through remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) services. The technology and AI capabilities enable providers to become more efficient, potentially take on more clients to meet the growing needs for mental health care.

“Our experience deploying technology-driven recovery solutions laid the foundation for truly innovative support. By integrating the ReliefAI Health app into this comprehensive platform, we’ve taken another step forward, enhancing the recovery experience and strengthening long-term outcomes for individuals on their journey with substance use disorder,” said Raj Masih, CraveAlert Co-founder and Project Director of RPM at Potomac Highlands Guild, West Virginia.

“Through our brand values, LG has always been a proponent of improving people’s well-being through our products and brand mission of ‘Innovation for a Better Life.’ At LG NOVA, we’re building new ventures that tackle significant societal challenges and contribute to a better future,” said Dr. Sokwoo Rhee, Executive Vice President of Innovation at LG Electronics and Head of LG NOVA. “We see a crucial opportunity for technology to transform mental healthcare by strengthening the vital relationship between therapists and their clients. ReliefAI Health answers that need.”

In a competitive landscape of digital mental health solutions, ReliefAI Health is uniquely positioned as the only platform delivered through existing outpatient clinics, rather than creating a separate network of providers, according to Singh. This model ensures that the trusted, existing relationship between a therapist and their patient remains at the center of the care journey. The low adoption rate of digital CBT tools (or web-based intervention tools) presents a significant opportunity for providers to enhance patient retention and, consequently, outcomes. Guided web-based intervention tools have been shown to reduce patient dropout rates, by close to 2.7 times (72% over 26%) compared to unguided web-based intervention tools ^[2] and currently show an adoption rate of only 16 percent.^[3]

The ReliefAI Health platform is a HIPAA-compliant platform that includes:

• A Patient-Facing Mobile App: A user-friendly application that encourages patient engagement through features like mood tracking, voice journaling with AI insights, and therapist-assigned CBT goal setting.
• An Integrated Provider Dashboard: A comprehensive dashboard that syncs with a practice’s existing electronic health record (EHR) platform for ease of use. It provides therapists with real-time patient activity trends, AI-driven alerts, and tools for assigning and monitoring CBT activities.
• Revenue Enhancement: Automated delivery and billing of new RTM services, creating a 66 percent revenue upside for practices based on proprietary research provided by a third party.
• Advanced Security: End-to-end data encryption, role-based access control and continuous risk assessment to ensure HIPAA compliance.

Backed by LG’s leadership and expertise in building, user-friendly and intuitive HealthTech solutions, ReliefAI Health is led by an experienced team in the healthcare and technology sectors. CEO Singh brings 25 years of experience in digital healthcare, having built and scaled digital health businesses for major companies like Teva, AbbVie and Walgreens. Davide Di Censo, Head of Engineering and Product, has a 15-year track record of innovation in emerging technologies and human-centered design, including building LG’s first Telehealth platform.

ReliefAI Health is supported by a distinguished panel of clinical and AI advisors, including Dr. Brian Shaw, the co-creator of CBT; Dr. Dan Lieberman, Senior VP of Mental Health at Hims & Hers; and Kimberly McManus, Deputy CTO of AI at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

ReliefAI Health Partner Collaborations

“At Canary Speech, our mission has always been to empower providers with objective, actionable insights that transform clinical decision-making. By working alongside innovative collaborators like LG NOVA for ReliefAI Health, we can advance a future where ambient voice biomarkers and real-time engagement tools give clinicians the clarity they need to intervene earlier, personalize care, and ultimately improve patient outcomes. Together, we’re helping providers not only meet today’s challenges, but proactively shape the future of mental and cognitive health care.” – Henry O’Connell, CEO and Co-Founder, Canary Speech

“Continicare stands for continuity of care. We’ve always believed that effective mental health care begins with a deep understanding of each client, creating a personalized journey tailored to their unique needs. ReliefAI Health represents an exciting step forward in making this vision a reality. By extending support into daily personalized digital therapeutics, we strengthen the connection between therapists and their clients, improve engagement, and reduce the drop-out rates that have challenged the field for decades. We’re proud to be a key collaborator in this venture and look forward to shaping the future of digital mental health together with ReliefAI Health.” – Don Waugh, Chief of Strategy and Corporate Development, Continicare

“At VeeOne Health, we understand that effective post-acute care requires a seamless extension of treatment, especially in behavioral health. Our collaboration with ReliefAI is a perfect example of synergy in action. By combining our robust care management framework with ReliefAI’s data-driven cognitive behavioral health app, we are creating a more intelligent, proactive, and unified system. This means better support for patients and more streamlined workflows for providers focused on relapse prevention.  The ReliefAI team has been great to work with in this collaboration.” – Shaji Skaria MD, EVP Clinical Solutions, VeeOne Health.
 

^{About ReliefAI Health, Inc.}

^{ReliefAI Health, Inc., is a connected care company dedicated to empowering mental health providers and their patients. The company’s connected care platform seamlessly integrates into existing clinical practices to enhance patient retention, outcomes, and revenue. By strengthening the therapeutic alliance through AI-driven tools and insights, ReliefAI Health is going beyond therapy to create a future of digital empowerment for mental health. ReliefAI Health is a part of LG NOVA’s portfolio of business ventures. To learn more about ReliefAI Health, visit https://reliefai.co.}

^{About LG NOVA
LG NOVA, the North America Innovation Center for global innovation leader LG Electronics, is a team focused on bringing innovation from the outside to LG. LG NOVA is based in Santa Clara, Calif. The center’s mission is to fuel innovation for LG and its partners by creating and launching new ventures to become the next growth engine for LG. Learn more about LG NOVA at www.lgnova.com.}

^{About LG Electronics USA}

^{LG Electronics USA Inc., based in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., is the North American subsidiary of LG Electronics Inc., a smart life solutions company with annual global revenues of more than $60 billion. In the United States, LG sells a wide range of innovative home appliances, home entertainment products, commercial displays, air conditioning systems and vehicle components. LG is an 11-time ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year. www.LG.com.}

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^{[1] “Early Dropout from Psychotherapy for Depression with Group- and Network-model Therapists,” Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research, 39(6), 440-447, 2012 https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3708590/}

^{[2] “Predictors of treatment dropout in self-guided web-based interventions for depression: An ‘individual patient data’ meta-analysis,” Psychological Medicine, 45(13), 2717-2726, 2015 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/275050889_Predictors_of_treatment_dropout_in_self-guided_web-based_interventions_for_depression_An_’individual_patient_data’_meta-analysis}

^{[3] “Internet-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Among Psychologists in a Medical Setting: A Survey on Implementation,” Journal of Medical Internet Research, 21(8), e13432, 2019 https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6713041/}