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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. Lack of interfaces to senior and health care systems.

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It's time for solutions -- not products -- for aging in place

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Insurers offer discounts for smart home and some Medicare Advantage plans cover devices for safety and wellness. With the boom in scam innovation , government initiatives and new tech emerges regularly to stop or eliminate scamming of seniors. category tags: Home Care , smart home , aging in place , AgeTech , baby boomers

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Insights from 2023 Market Overview Technology for Aging

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Will all devices default to ‘Accessibility’ and security options that you must undo, rather than the other way around? . Remote patient monitoring (RPM) also moves more care into the home – and is expected to further evolve in 2022 – regulatory changes in the past year have begun to turn the adoption tide.

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Five Dementia Care Offerings in 2023

Aging in Place Technology Watch

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. The phone provides a simple experience for seniors, and allows caregivers to control the phone from anywhere in the U.S.

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The cost of long-term care -- could technology help lower it?

Aging in Place Technology Watch

What hasn’t changed much – tech deployment in senior care. According to the 2020 Senior Living, COVID-19 and Technology Survey and Report , over a third of communities reported having poor or nonexistent Wi-Fi and bandwidth capability." Bring-your-own-device is assumed.

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The Future of Sensors and Older Adults -- Looking Forward 5 years

Aging in Place Technology Watch

The promoters of the standard, intended to make the vision of the smart home, with easily connected devices, a reality. Will that make it easier to use sensors, and therefore make it more appealing? Instead, in the future, hands-on care will be optimized and supplemented with tech-enabled monitoring.

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Consider Amazon’s role in the caregiving and older adult market

Aging in Place Technology Watch

This month’s most obvious change was the introduction of Amazon CareHub , an Alexa app that can be used to help monitor potentially isolated older adults. But they also have done more work on Amazon Hospitality in partnership with K4Connect (which has rolled out 10,000 Alexa devices to senior living communities).

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