How artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) assist in telemedicine.
Improved internal processes and empowering elderly clients to better manage their health.
A new national initiative to ensure telehealth care meets the unique needs of older adults.
A global survey of 21,000 adults aged 55+ -- with some very interesting charts.
Tell Health is integrating ChatGPT into its health-focused social media app.
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What Boomers Want
Good post!
I found it strange that they seem not to distinguish between Boomers and the parents of Boomers. At this point, most Boomers are not themselves the elderly; many of them, especially the younger Boomers, are caring for elderly parents.
Boomers are the generation that invented and adopted the PC and the Web. It's not as if they cringe at technology, and they continue to drive trends in technology adoption. Insisting on ease of use is not a sign of dementia; it has been an issue since the PC was invented.
Jim Reynlds
Caring Companion Connections
www.CaringCompanion.Net
Elder care, Alzheimers care, Home Companions
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Aging in place maybe not best
Your comments and links to further analysis on the contradiction between the 'aging in place' goal, and the toll it takes on older people and their families--if any--merits far more honest discussion. Most of us know the personal, emotional costs we pay, wondering when the next crisis will happen and if what you are doing for your parent is best. Can we get beyond this and think up some alternate models to 'facilities' and 'nursing homes'? We need to break the mold on this one.