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      Exposes clinical triage and ambient care tools over the MCP 2025-11-25 Streamable HTTP transport, letting voice-driven clients analyze blood pressure, heart rate and SpO2, schedule medication reminders, retrieve patient profiles and trigger simulated emergency escalation. Tool orchestration can be driven by AWS Bedrock Converse multi-turn reasoning, with a deterministic rule-based fallback when cloud credentials are absent.
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      Exposes standardized MCP tools over SSE and JSON-RPC that let an Alexa+ agent retrieve patient vitals and medication adherence, control Ring doorbells and smart deadbolts, dispatch emergency escalations with SBAR triage notes, and log immutable care events to a cloud ledger. This enables proactive, autonomous health monitoring and emergency response on an Echo Show for elderly people living alone.
      MIT
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      Enables an older adult to talk with Alexa+ about medicines and daily routine while a caregiver sees a calm, consent-gated dashboard and push alerts only when a genuine pattern (e.g. an unusually late first activity) appears. Includes elicitation-based consent, emergency bypass, resumable SSE streams, and an inline MCP App view.
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      Enables an ambient voice companion to converse with isolated older people while exposing MCP tools and app cards for long-term memory, background reflection, reminders, two-way family messages, digests, and emergency escalation over Streamable HTTP. Family members get honest impressions and alerts, and emergencies reach simulated (or pluggable real) dispatch before loved ones are notified.
      MIT