Boston.com -- writer sees game-changing technology innovations at the Connected Health Symposium.
An innovation featured at Connected Health Symposium October 25, 2013.
Some older workers pleased to be able to come to work.
Steve Moran interviews Jack York of IN2L.
Dealing with unexpected return of college grads and adult children.
Someone once said “better to be safe than sorry.
Technology that could be used to study and monitor a wide range of respiratory conditions.
UK: MindMe GPS devices can locate a carrier’s whereabouts every four minutes.
With no job in sight, share of new entrepreneurs aged 55 to 64 grew to 23.4 percent in 2012.
Spark Activity Tracker debut at Health 2.0, a health conference for cutting-edge innovation.
UnitedHealth Group's Vice President of TeleHealth, Pramod Gaur, discussed his vision for mHealth.
A LeadingAge member and 2 universities are developing and testing 3 high-tech ways.
Another of Care Innovations execs retires (Louis Burns), following exit of Doug Busch.
Includes mobile platforms used as a medical device -- like an app that use a smartphone to detect abnormal heart rhythms.
Unable to quit working in so-called retirement.
Google does nothing much with Calico -- maybe by the time Larry Page needs help.
Self-driving vehicles have the potential to make immobility among elderly people and those with disabilities a thing of the past.
San Francisco-based company - Lively -- test product with residents of the city.
Really about seniors, not boomers.
