The oldest baby boomers turn 80 in less than a year, and the senior housing market is moving from glut to shortage.
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The department has also left the private sector in the dust in the area of telehealth.
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Product manufacturers, electronics retailers and senior service providers continue to miss the mark.
Posting Facebook photos negatively impacts real-life relationships.
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PBS NewsHour asked seniors who choose to live at home what the rewards and challenges look like -- about Beacon Hill Village -- and tips to age at home.
Engineered Care produces discharge planners booklet, Predixion Software identifies patients most at risk of re-admission.
Google Glass - the first of what analysts say may be a new trend of wearable technology.
Frontline documentary -- already has resulted in denials and official statements from the industry.
A new tablet, Claris Companion, monitored and configured by caregivers.
Several Nashville companies are now in the remote monitoring business.
AgePower in Minneapolis -- launching to encourage new ideas in age-related technologies.
Missouri became the 19th state to mandate reimbursement of telehealth services equal to in-person services.
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Residents roam freely around courtyard-like grounds of landscaped trees, fountains and benches.
Technological innovation aims to help people stay in their homes as they age and require care.
Johns Hopkins research project brings handymen, occupational therapists and nurses to homes of 800 low-income seniors.
Six in 10 female seniors said they feel optimistic about getting older, despite experiencing ageism.
Donna Cusano weighs in with an assessment -- pretty much says it all.