You can’t age in place without a "place." References new policy report.
Cheap technology blasts out scam calls and hides wrongdoers’ whereabouts.
Tai Chi yes, Virtual Reality, seriously?
Voice recognition tech is upon us in a sweeping tide. Also see WSJ article.
Homes with “smart” technology are vulnerable to being hacked.
The telcos never figured out the apps that the health-care industry wanted.
The number of senior citizens in the workforce has nearly tripled since the 1970s.
Indoor drones to help older people get a bottle of medicine from another room.
The program gives sickest Medicare patients 6 hours per day from a home care aide.
In the home, technology can be as critical and comforting as human caregiving.
Bad coordination often plagues patients’ transitions to the care of home health agencies.
Technology is playing an ever-increasing role in assisting seniors to age with grace and dignity
Tech's role contribution to staying at home longer.
Ed the Robot to help older adults with dementia through everyday tasks.
Corporate venture capital (CVC) partners and other investors are interested.
New book 70 candles! reminds of the challenges of the 8th decade -- and beyond.
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.
