tag cognitive-impairment 
Aging in Place Technology Watch
JANUARY 16, 2024
This innovative technology allows users, including those with mobility impairments, to control devices such as phones, tablets, smart home devices, and wheelchairs through simple movements, revolutionizing the way they interact with technology and the world around them.” Learn more. Glidance Glide. “ Glidance Inc. Learn more.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
AUGUST 2, 2023
The RAZ Memory Cell Phone is designed to help individuals with dementia, mild cognitive impairment, vision loss, hand tremors, and seniors who require a simple experience, stay connected with family and friends. category tags: dementia care, cognitive decline , AgeTech , smartphones, cellphones
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Aging in Place Technology Watch
JULY 6, 2022
It is an end-to-end solution featuring Cognitive Systems' patented algorithms, clean iOS and Android app interface." This app uses AI and machine learning to provide extensible, scalable, and augmented capacity for caregivers to support individuals with cognitive impairments, beginning with Alzheimer’s and Dementia patients.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
JANUARY 10, 2023
The Petnow app can solve the problems of the existing pet identification methods such as microchips, tags, and collars that are prone to damage or loss, and it is beginning to enter the U.S. category tags: CES 2023 , hearables/hearing technology , digital health , assistive technologies , smartphones; wearables , pet technology.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
MAY 1, 2019
According to the study, 60% of the population aged 75+ will have mobility, cognitive impairment or chronic conditions that would characterize them as good candidates for assisted living services and settings – but will not have the savings to enable them to move in. category tags: senior living , baby boomers. Count on it.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
JUNE 4, 2019
According to the study, 60% of the population aged 75+ will have mobility, cognitive impairment or chronic conditions that would characterize them as good candidates for assisted living services and settings – but will not have the savings to enable them to move in. Read more. .
Healthcare IT Today
SEPTEMBER 29, 2022
A simple app on a cell phone can detect unusual patterns in speech that suggest when a person is depressed or anxious, is losing cognitive function, or has pulmonary disease. These automated models can monitor so many people efficiently that they have potential applications in public health as well as diagnosis and treatment.
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