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10/18/2009
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10/18/2009
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10/12/2009
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10/12/2009
A business starts up in California to connect young people to isolated seniors.
10/07/2009
Services and community form around the residents who continue to live at home.
10/07/2009
Rebranded to not constrain participation to any specific age. If AARP can move down-age, why not ElderHostel?
10/05/2009
A 'perfect storm' of funding cuts threaten closure of US nursing homes, say industry officials.
10/03/2009
No surprise: "Technology has advanced to the point that telemedicine is beginning to blur into the normal daily routine of a doctor."
10/03/2009
As usually, no technology mentioned -- not even where the phone is -- but otherwise a good list.
09/29/2009
Remote monitoring of patients will be a significant market globally.
09/29/2009
Information Week notes that wireless technologies like LoJack are useful.
09/26/2009
Geriatric care managers help - an opportunity for technologists to help them.
09/25/2009
Including reduction in the time to qualify for 'Money follows the person'.
09/25/2009
Home health monitoring market reached $11 billion in 2008 according to report from Berg Insight.
09/24/2009
Warnings issued on risk of choking on a PERS pendant.
09/22/2009
Business Week validates Aging in Place Technology Market -- articles on Philips, Intel, GE, others.
09/21/2009
Around the world, numbers rising of people with some sort of dementia.
09/17/2009
Older workers are more likely to work for themselves. Those who work for themselves are more likely to like their jobs.