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CEO Gerard Kleisterlee: "where we have our place and where we are investing and focusing: things like remote monitoring and technologies that help to cure or to monitor and manage these diseases."

Japanese robotic technology helps a person stand and walk.

Coping with continued caring during job relocation.

Considering remote technologies (like GE QuietCare) and the question of privacy.

The dilemma of taking the keys away from a parent who can't drive.

In the dubious title category, Eric Taub writes about the growing use among seniors of e-mail and other tech.

Seniors will need to decide whether to embrace these tools -- libraries are also getting into it.

Survey percentages on Internet use.

For those seniors with diminishing vision, note the mention of the iPod touch with spoken commands and a GPS device that reads streets and store names aloud.

Appears not to matter how much or whethr it is part-time or self-employment.

Daughter gives mother a computer -- she goes to training.

Obvious question if this is proven, shouldn't cognitive fitness software act more like video games?