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Barriers to full benefit of AI for older adults

Aging in Place Technology Watch

One of the media-fueled risks today with the plethora of AI-related hype is the tendency to find and publicize deficiencies and mistakes, reinforcing the premise that it is too early for benefits across industries like senior living or home care. This cycle was not helped by the behavior of earlier AI technologies like voice assistants.

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Five policy changes from 2023 that will drive more tech for older adults

Aging in Place Technology Watch

The President’s Budget also includes $150 billion over the next decade to improve and expand Medicaid home care services —making it easier for seniors and people with disabilities to live, work, and participate in their communities. category tags: caregivers , Family caregivers , Home Care , computers, broadband, and social networking

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Who knows the current population and age distribution of older adults?

Aging in Place Technology Watch

The CDC numbers, of course, cannot be argued with – but they do not factor in life expectancy at 65, nor is that mentioned much in the media that individuals will likely live an additional 20 years. Women may be expected to live another 21.24 million live in nursing homes – where the most common condition is dementia.

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It’s 2022 – has technology use progressed in senior care?

Aging in Place Technology Watch

We know that one of the biggest issues in senior living (and home care, nursing homes, home health care) today is a shortage of labor. Remember that memory care is a sub-category within both senior living (aka assisted living) and skilled nursing facilities (aka SNFs).

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Will robots help us in our homes – now and within 10 years?

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Women will outlive men by a few years – living on average into their late 80s. By 2030, 20% of the US population will be over the age of 65 -- and likely to be obese and living for at least 8 years with some level of disability. What types of robots and/or robotic assistance will be useful in a decade? Thoughts welcome!

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technologies from the Argentum 2020 virtual conference and suppliers

Aging in Place Technology Watch

New announcements in the voice first category were of particular interest. These include GreatCall’s new Lively Flip phone with voice services and the announcement that Amazon’s Alexa has added 80,000 answers to healthcare questions through a partnership with Digital Health company Sharecare. Rendever Senior Living.

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CENSUS: Senior care growth means tech change will be mandatory

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Assisted Living Facilities for the Elderly saw a 34.4% For both assisted living and nursing homes, checking in on residents at night while they are sleeping may still be the standard of laborious practice. The long hall check-in is only when necessary and for those who need assistance.

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