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The Census Really Knows: Tech usage and the 65+

Aging in Place Technology Watch

The medical community continues to want to understand the likelihood of an older adult using a wearable device. As of July 2015, only 1% of the 65+ population owned a wearable device. By 2021, 11% of the 65+ population owned a wearable device – in comparison to 16% of the total population. Smartphone use.

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Closing the Digital Health Gap Between Consumers and Physicians

Health Populi

That sharing is limited by doctors’ ability to accept patient-generated data, where only a handful of doctors have implemented technology for remote monitoring or integrating data from wearable technologies. The smartwatch category, with fitness tracking, is hot in 2018, some “smarter” than others. “Macy’s?”

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For older adults, the future of wearables is predictive

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Wearable devices make up an $81.5 And AARP’s newest technology adoption report, just published , notes that 20% of the 70+ age range own a wearable. Also notable, considering that most wearables are still paired with them, smartphone ownership has risen most sharply among the 70+, with 77% of survey responders indicating they own one.

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Consider the potential for wearables and older adults

Aging in Place Technology Watch

The watch changed the landscape for wearables. Today’s wearables market for older adults includes smart watches and necklaces, fall detection wearables (with or without watch faces) and related apps, fitness devices, smart clothing, hearables, dementia tracking, and health monitoring.

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CES 2023: Ten New Technologies for Older Adults

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M anufacturer of AI-driven behavioral health coach and wearable electroceutical device created to dock with smart clothing for the home-based and remote treatment of sports injuries, chronic illness & chronic pain. Touchpoints Digital Health wearable. " Learn more from press release. Healables. "M Learn more. Rise Gardens. "W

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Today's staffing shortages make tech a must for the care of seniors

Aging in Place Technology Watch

But other technologies need greater adoption – fit into the workflow of staff, applied in ways that reduce walks down long halls, make residents safer, enable home care recipients to be engaged when the worker is not in the home. Experts agree that telemedicine has made a difference in effectiveness and availability of care delivery.

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Insights from 2023 Market Overview Technology for Aging

Aging in Place Technology Watch

But the tech has changed – now sensors offer non-wearable, Wi-Fi and room-based fall detection (even in a steam shower). category tags: AgeTech , AI and machine learning , home health care , IoT and home monitoring. Sensor technology failed to meet its promise a decade ago. View the full 2023 Market Overview Technology for Aging. .