Aims to double weekly care volume.
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Patients in the hospital's neurological rehabilitation unit are using Kinect software that requires them to react to onscreen events and commands.
Summary chart on generational tech use.
Leaving room for an elevator shaft for aging in place, no formal living or dining rooms.
A frightening prospect, but discussed in a new book.
The Green House concept -- implemented.
This is another in a series of refinements to the Hybrid Assistive Limb (HAL), also from Toyota (Cyberdyne Systems division).
Lower fertility rates leading to the aging of the world's largest countries.
AT&T is beginning to include 'health' technologies that are also viable as tech devices for and about seniors.
"You communicate right then, by video -- the primary care doc and the senior and the geriatric care doc in another city can all take part."
Assisted living costs rise to $42,000 per year, $55K for dementia care, nursing homes up to $87K per year.
A weeklong series from WBUR in Boston with personal stories of people who have it, what's being done about it.
Increasing deployment of hearing aid loops in public places will change lives.
A profile about Ken Dychtwald and the opportunity he sees in the coming age wave.
GreatCall's 5Star Responder mobile PERS device is positively reviewed in the Wall Street Journal.
A thoughtful discussion of the need for and issues associated with care robots.
Virtual health center (telehealth) -- expands hospital's reach.
The 'no tablet tablet': imagine that the form factor shrinks substantially. :)
Not the first and, sigh, not the last in the annals of research projects.
Governor Jerry Brown signed Assembly Bill 415, the Telehealth Advancement Act of 2011, Friday opening the door for far-reaching expansion of telehealth services in California.
Especially for renters and those who haven’t paid off their mortgages.