New JAMA study: 39% of those over 65 use 5 or more medications.
Last year 24.2 million feature phones shipped in the U.S, nearly 2 million more than the year before.
Book review: The question is “whether Larry Ellison makes sense to death. And I’m afraid he does.”
Educated workers ages 55 to 75 likely to be in alternative work arrangements.
Over four in ten 50+ adults are concerned about being able to afford their medications.
"Caregivers who are in the 45-54 age bracket may not be as inclined to use apps as younger counterparts.
Instantly answers questions, like "what day is it?" or "what time is it?"
Thrive Center could be open in the third quarter of this year.
Demise of two-year cellphone contract stops many consumers from routine device upgrades.
The problem with health and wellness technology is that it’s not useful enough for seniors to want to use them.
As senior living providers become more tech-enabled, it’s critical to understand what seniors think about emerging technology.
Independent living and assisted living sectors may be past their peaks.
Price is the biggest barrier, but the others are interesting as well.
Inventors in this case are anyone who designs or develops creative physical solutions, objects, wearables, or devices.
It is a budding industry attracting not only major new players and consumers.
Are seniors housing operators trying the right gadgets, recently dubbed “silvertech,” that will benefit their residents?
More than 6.1 million households in 2014 were primary residences rented by people age 65 and older.
Bundled-payment initiative takes effect Friday for hip and knee replacements.
The program is proving vulnerable to mistakes and hackers.
Sometimes it takes a crisis – like a call from the hospital – to realize how far from fine a family member really is.
Reconstructing financial history from paper records.
Older workers, especially women, increasingly are filling in as contractors.
Incomplete or inaccurate products are far too common in the market for digital health and fitness gadgets.
Fitbit clinical trials (not the skeptics). And then there are the skeptics.
