hi matt hey dan how are you i'm pretty good i'm pretty good now we've known each other for a long time very long time but now you're somewhere new where are you working right now

ah great question thank you for having me so today i'm with a company called pain check and pink check is an australian-based company that's developed an ai facial scanning tool that allows you to better assess pain and people that can't verbalize their own so think about people living with dementia Clinical care teams can't figure out what's going on.

So this AI scans the face three seconds, walks the condition through a very quick binary assessment, and then they're able to better understand what kind of pain they're in.

How does that work? So great question.

So it's basically you can use an iPhone or an Android device or a tablet, scans the resident's face three seconds.

Everybody here in this room have the same nine micro muscles in their face that are indicative of pain.

People with dementia and brain impairment have lost the ability to fake pain.

And so how do you set up in the first place? Like, do you do kind of a baseline scan of everybody for all your residents in the dementia ward? Is that how you would do it? So