University of Pittsburgh, School of Health And Rehab Sciences October 13, 2023
Washington, DC October 16, 2023
What's Next Longevity Innovation Summit, Dec 7-8, 13, 2023
Likely where AI cost benefit is being compared to human labor.
Workers are unwilling to work for less money to be in a management-described great 'culture'.
Data-rich article compares income to rents in multiple cities.
Allegations of assault and care worker abuse, loss of insurance contracts.
Including collaboration with your competitors in your local market.
How technology can help.
What is the likelihood of living to 100 for older adults? Greater than you think – can you imagine that that by 2050, the number will grow from 72,000 to 1 million in the United States – in Canada, centenarians are the fastest-growing age group. Today there are 450,000 centenarians worldwide – with the longest disability-free life expectancy found in Okinawa, Japan. Is society ready to accommodate double the number of seniors who will be living to 100 and beyond? What will the experience be like – today’s centenarians offer a clue to how they came to live as long – genetics, healthy lifestyle, marital status. What these individuals were not, however, is socially isolated, as many of today’s boomers may be.
In some areas, low income, high cost of housing.
Ballot question: should home care services be available to all residents, at no cost?
Not necessarily tailored yet for an older adult consumer who has specific needs.
growth of villages today is supporting aging in place
Older adults need a new type of technology-enabled assistance.
Voice First: an exciting opportunity for aging loved ones looking to remain at home.
What will it take to age well in place?
What is the likelihood of living to 100 for older adults? Greater than you think – can you imagine that that by 2050, the number will grow from 72,000 to 