Cosmos Continuum Showcases Its Comfort-Tech Solutions at HLTH 2025 in Las Vegas: Pioneering Augmented Reality Tools That Redefine Pediatric Care With Wonder, Calm, and Cooperation

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What if healthcare environments didn't just manage stress-but actively softened it? We call that "emotional responsiveness." It defines forward-thinking care and is what drives Cosmos to create spaces that foster cooperation, confidence, and calm.

Cosmos Continuum will unveil its immersive Augmented Reality (AR) products-StoryWall, and Breathe With Me-at HLTH USA 2025, October 19-22 in Las Vegas. Proven in European hospitals for over a decade, these tools are designed to ease pediatric stress and improve the emotional atmosphere of clinical environments. Visit Booth #2568 19 in the Club Startup Pavilion to experience how AR can create calmer, more welcoming healthcare spaces for young patients.
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(Pictured) Michael Gregson, CEO Cosmos Continuum

Cosmos Continuum will bring its immersive Comfort-Tech experiences to life at HLTH USA 2025, held October 19-22 at The Venetian Expo Center in Las Vegas. The company will exhibit in the Club Startup Pavilion, Booth #2568 19, inviting healthcare professionals and system innovators to explore how Augmented Reality (AR) can quietly yet powerfully enhance the pediatric patient experience.

At the booth, attendees can experience two of Cosmos Continuum's Comfort-Tech solutions firsthand:

- StoryWall [https://cosmoscontinuum.com/products/story-wall.html] features large-scale, child-friendly visual scenes-installed as wallpaper or framed panels-that come to life through Augmented Reality. When viewed through the Cosmos app on a mobile device, select characters animate on-screen, sparking curiosity and emotional ease in young patients.

- Breathe With Me [https://cosmoscontinuum.com/products/breath-with-me.htm] uses animated breathing visuals to guide children through calming exercises, helping to reduce stress before procedures or during difficult moments.

"We believe the emotional experience of a child in a clinical setting matters deeply," said Michael Gregson, CEO of Cosmos Continuum. "Our AR tools are not medical devices-they're emotional companions. By reducing anxiety, we create opportunities for gentler, more cooperative encounters between patients and providers," added Michael Gregson.

Cosmos Continuum's Comfort-Tech products are built for seamless use in hospitals, clinics, and pediatric offices, requiring no wearables and minimal setup. By integrating AR in an intuitive, visually engaging way, the solutions help create more welcoming, efficient environments for both staff and families.

The company's approach reflects the rising awareness across health care that patient experience-especially for children-is essential to long-term emotional well-being and institutional trust. HLTH USA, with its focus on emerging technology, human-centered design, and cross-sector collaboration, offers an ideal platform to spotlight Cosmos's vision.

With over 12,000 attendees expected, HLTH is a destination for forward-thinking healthcare leaders. Cosmos Continuum is proud to contribute to that dialogue-bringing innovation that's not loud, but lasting.

For more information or to schedule a demo at the event, visit Booth #2568 19 or explore Cosmos online at cosmoscontinuum.com [http://cosmoscontinuum.com/] or Linkedin [https://www.linkedin.com/company/cosmos-continuum].
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