We’re here at CHS 2026!
Join Taj Manku and the Cognitive Systems team in Nashville as we explore what’s next for PERS: creating value before an emergency happens.
We hope to see you at CHS!
We’re looking forward to having our CEO and Founder, Taj Manku, represent Cognitive Systems at CHS 2026 in Nashville.
Taj will speak about how PERS providers can build on what they already do best by adding a proactive layer of support to create value between emergency events.
We’re looking forward to having our CEO and Founder, Taj Manku, represent Cognitive Systems at CHS 2026 in Nashville.
Attending CHS? We’d love to connect.
Cognitive Systems will be at CHS 2026 in Nashville, September 14–16!
This year, we’ll be speaking about the next opportunity for PERS: creating value before an emergency happens.
We hope to see you there.
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Add emergency numbers to the lock screen, favorites list, and even smart speakers. In a stressful moment, the goal is to make getting help as quick and familiar as possible.
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Imagine a future where technology is built without bias and powered by diverse voices. This #IWD2026, we #GiveToGain by championing equity and creating space for women to lead and thrive.
We work in a space where safety, independence, and dignity constantly intersect. That’s why @ElectronicCare's article resonated with us as it reframes innovation around patient concerns, not product roadmaps. electroniccaregiver.com/the-…