Considering different models of 'village' groups.
"The VA would like to spend $163 million in 2011 for home telehealth to take advantage of the latest technological advancement in healthcare delivery."
AgeWell West Roxbury includes Connected Living (from MyWay Village) as a way to ensure that seniors are not 'left behind' in the digital age.
AARP magazine on extreme measures to provide long-term care.
Design award winners include technology to enable aging in place.
$102 million proposed to help agencies that provide respite, training, other services to family caregivers.
Study of women age 65-75 indicates improvement in executive function skills after one year of strength training.
The concept of retirement may be becoming 'quaint'.
A new private service to provide companionship and transportation to concerts, trips.
Intentional communities will continue to expand as baby boomers age and retire.
University project: Sensors placed around the room monitor activity of a 91-year-old.
Aging in the 21st century -- be careful what you wish for.
So says Laura Carstensen, author of a new book, "A Long Bright Future."
Launching new trade association formed at CES.
Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that by 2018, 14 percent of 79-year-olds — 1 in 7 — will still work.
Study from Ohio State tracked injuries from walkers distracted by talking or texting on cell phones.
Who writes these headlines? But anyway -- CCRCs market by offering try-before-you-buy visits.
This includes taxi service, among others.
New startup Emota's 'emotional networking technology', now under development.
Could gestures be a useful user interface for technology for boomers, seniors?
Online press release suggests that seniors who aren't online use computers at libraries and senior centers to apply for benefits.
