About 74% of middle-aged and senior Americans would have very little to no trust in health info generated by AI.
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Includes independent living use of technology in this New York housing development.
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Looks like they're not necessarily optimistic about that AARP partnership.
Includes interview comments from Cindy Crump -- CEO of AFrame Digital -- which makes devices to 'monitor the activity of the elderly.'
"Additional services from traditional mapping companies show the incredible potential in the industry."
Stanford's Carstensen: "The shame is that we're only looking at the problems, not looking for opportunities."
Providers should embrace technology to boost efficiency and maximize profits. But the industry still lags behind.
Partnerships -- China, telehealth in Florida and more.
Apparently the pharmacist wants to talk to you -- no offer of a reminder device.
About Dr. Linda Fried, whose findings have set new standards for the assessment and treatment of geriatric patients.
Does anyone else see the home care opportunity here?
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50 residents have gone through 60 days of classes.
A Mason, OH senior care group to raise as much as $20 million for a national venture fund focused on aging-related products and services.
Based on NEHI report on 'Getting to Value'.
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George Tech starts statewide network of adults 50 years of age and older recruited to evaluate in-home consumer products.
Remote video medical consultation introduced in pilot program in Pennsylvania.
As described, sounds like idea in Designing Technology for All
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