Donovan Morrison is the founder of Luna Lights, a senior care tech company. They are taking a new approach to fall prevention by giving older adults a safer way to walk through their house without any interruption of their daily lives.
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Donovan Morrison is the founder of Luna Lights, a senior care tech company. They are taking a new approach to fall prevention by giving older adults a safer way to walk through their house without any interruption of their daily lives.
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While working as an investment banker, Vihtelic grew tired of helping others chase their entrepreneurial dreams. So he taught himself to code, built a website and quit his job to start Home Chef in summer 2013. Less than three years later, his fast-growing meal-kit delivery service has more than 400 employees and is sending out 600,000 meals a month to customers in 48 states.
Home Chef, one of several startups delivering recipes and ingredients to take some of the hassle out of home cooking, is announcing that it has raised $10 million in Series A funding.
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A team of Northwestern alums wants to prevent those falls, as well as create a system that can monitor and potentially identify what is causing health problems among older adults. Their product is called Luna Lights-- a system of a bed sensor, mountable lights, and data analysis that can keep track of when seniors get up at night and provide light that can guide seniors away from dangerous obstructions.
For the next week, Chicagoans can get their laundry done and donate clothes to the Salvation Army all without leaving the house. Chicago-based on-deamnd dry cleaning startup DRYV announced that it is helping users give back this holiday season by handling second-hand clothing delivery free of charge.