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7 Key Trends to Watch from Aging and Health Technology Watch

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A striking shift from care in faci lities and hospitals to care in the home. . In-home care, home health care , remote patient monitoring (RPM) , fall detection , and other services that help older adults age in their homes are critical. More than half of those aged 75+ have hearing loss.

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

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Only 2% of the 65+ (or 818,800) live in assisted living community – half of them with some degree of dementia. million live in nursing homes – where the most common condition is dementia. So that means that everyone else is still in their own home or living with a family member. So where is everybody? million 27.2 million 33.3

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AI and the Future of Care Work

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Care workers – it’s not a shortage – it’s a crisis. People who need care workers will tell you – the media will tell you, and the industry will tell you. From the national home care associations , a report in March: “The workforce shortage in home-based care has reached crisis proportions.

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Did you miss one? Four Aging and Health Tech Blog Posts June 2023

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An optimistic view of home care’s future as seen from 2012. Several times in the past decade, interviews were conducted with experts that lead to some reports about the home care industry. This chart came from a report, The Future of Home Care Technology 2012 that was sponsored by Microsoft, Verizon and LivHome, in 2012.

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Aging and Health Technology Watch 2020 Research – A Recap

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By comparison, in 2019 one report, the 2019 Market Overview , was published, along with 2 long and 4 short white papers, listed under Research. This report interview 21 pioneering health and research executives. This includes smartphones, tablets, smart home technology, Voice First hardware and virtual assistants, and in-home sensors.

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Covid-19 – Technology changes accelerate – some a work-in-progress

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A number of companies popped into my inbox in the past week with announcements of a period of free access to remote care/engagement technologies – including and in alphabetical order CareCentrix , CareTree , Ergo , Eversound , Outpatient , Ready Responders , VitalTech , and NurseCaller. But nursing homes, specifically?

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Is the 3G Sunsetting the equivalent of Y2K for Older Adults?

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Many people do not remember much about January 1, 2000, the day all systems that stored 2-digit years would become useless calculators. NCOA’s article notes that home alarm systems and medical alert devices may abruptly stop working – eliminating the ability to reach emergency services. Carriers just want users to be sort of happy.

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