Many in-home caregivers struggle to make ends meet. More than 90 percent are women, nearly half are minorities, and 40 percent rely on Medicaid and food stamps.
And for every naysayer, there's a study that says nay.
Video gamers are extending their playing days in virtual versions of the 'senior' leagues, that is, people age 25+.
Radio seems like a good medium in which to age.
People download a lot of apps, but they abandon 95 percent of them, according to a study by Nuance.
Physical keys bubble up from the surface of a touch screen when you need to type and disappear, when you don't.
22 percent of Upper West Siders, or 46,000 people, are 60 or older, compared with the citywide average of 17 percent.
Steer by wire system for those boring commutes.
Mark Miller on the 'surprising' aspects of boomers' plans.
10 million seniors rely on others for daily care: getting dressed, preparing meals or taking medication.
Out of work longer, longer to find jobs.
Nearly two-thirds of those between 45 and 60 plan delays, a steep rise from two years earlier.
Not just yet -- but the next version, maybe.
More track health data, but most aren’t using digital technologies to do so.
'How this paradise of technology and innovation can meander its way into senior living, and aging in general.'
2.3 million elderly or disabled people living in nursing homes or assisted-living centers have an advocate in the ombudsmen, but the states are threatening their mission.
Working past the traditional retirement age is not a choice but a necessity.
"Health Tech Hatch combines testing and funding into one website."
