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Aging in place -- moving costs money -- and so does staying home

Aging in Place Technology Watch

The optimistic older adults like their home -- and they tell survey firms that they're going to stay. Ironically, in those days, it may have been a practical idea -- but as older adults age into the years in which they need care, the rising cost of the care they need may outpace their ability to pay, so what then?

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The Many Factors That Make a Child’s Well-Being Build Our Adult Health – the Aspirational OECD Framework

Health Populi

The ultimate health and wellbeing of an adult depends on the factors that shape us when we are children. A new, deep report from the OECD, Measuring What Matters for Child Well-being and Policies , spells out the many domains of experience that, together, bolster our whole health as we grow from child to adult.

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Insights from 2023 Market Overview Technology for Aging

Aging in Place Technology Watch

With the establishment of the term AgeTech at CES 2023 , the formal interest in the market of offerings for older adults has now been established. But it is notable in 2023 that: Older adults will adapt to change and adopt new technology. Today Papa has expanded its role from rides to healthcare to helping older adults with technology.

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

Aging in Place Technology Watch

The core of coordination rests on communication, which is notoriously poor for older adults seeing multiple healthcare providers. See this 2022 study about care coordination in healthcare for older adults – 42% perceived poor care coordination, including 14.8% Marketers think older adults are stupid.

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Did you miss one? Check out September’s Aging & Health Tech blog posts

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Behold the rise of the active adult lifestyle, now enabled with a boom in 55+ rental communities. If there was a time to look at the role of monitoring and engagement technologies that augment and assist the worker in the care of older adults – it would seem that this is the time. How do you prepare for such a long life?

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The cellphone (50 years old) connects everyone

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Along the way, communication carriers, FCC and other government agencies played a key role – consider the 3G to 5G cutover , creating a threat to older adults with aging 3G clamshell (flip) phones, propelling many into a phone store, where nearly by default they became smartphone owners.

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Scam innovation -- moving faster than the speed of regulation

Aging in Place Technology Watch

For those who may have been waiting in vain for the regulation of social media companies, especially with so much published harm to young people , this initiative does not inspire confidence. Older adults. category tags: Scams -- all types , social media , computers, broadband, and social networking , AgeTech