Yahoo Money: 19-Year-Old Solves Tech Gap For Isolated Coronavirus Patients And Their Families

Beautiful mature woman uses smart phone for telemedicine appointment with doctor

A son of two emergency room physicians on the pandemic’s front lines, Kaya Suner also heeded the call to help. In just a few short weeks, his efforts are bringing isolated patients and their families together for the last time.

The 19-year-old teenager created Covid Connectors, an online portal that accepts iPad and iPhone donations for COVID-19 patients in isolation. Equipped with Google Hangouts, Zoom, and Skype, the devices are distributed across Rhode Island hospitals. So far, 650 devices have been donated. 

View full article in Yahoo Money.

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