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The blog posts HealthStream has already published in connection with the Covid-19 Pandemic range from what healthcare professionals need to know to the ramifications of working remotely and how healthcare looks different to those working on the frontlines of care MORE
Here are the most read blog posts from 2019. Voice First -- The year began and ended with speaking. And shouting. Strolling is not the right word, but as we approached the Las Vegas Convention Center last January, Google Assistant was on giant billboards all around – with competing and nearby giant Amazon Alexa signs. We are attending again this year – and I cannot imagine what is left to say, so to speak. But I am sure the blaring will begin at the door. MORE
In other blog posts from July: The crushing clutter of the Internet -- as irritating as non-stop telemarketing calls. Voice First technology – triaging the healthcare opportunity. This week’s Voice of Healthcare Summit in Boston offered up some intriguing attempts to create new Voice First interfaces that inform patients, streamline work, and demonstrate potential (like Answers by Cigna ) in versions 2, 3 and beyond. MORE
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For older adults, July was a few steps forward… And a few back. A new venture capital firm formed that is focused on the older adult market. Primetime Partners adds a $32 million fund to the miniscule list of VCs both admitting interest AND actually investing in the segment. MORE
Here are the five blog posts from June 2020: Tech adoption older adults matter more now than ever. June -- it was the worst of times. Who can comprehend that 43% of Covid-19 deaths are linked to nursing homes? Who could have imagined the economic impact of job loss and (almost all) business shutdown? Who could have speculated that senior living organizations would have get occupancy levels nationwide below 88%? MORE
Here are the six blog posts to kick off the new year in January 2019: 2018-2019 look back and ahead at tech buzz, hope, and hype. Warning, more blog posts about CES next week while there]. Multiple blog posts and articles have surfaced since CES 2019 – including some offerings that should be recapped here. January 2019 was a l-o-o-o-n-g month. And not the least because of travel to California, Nevada, Tennessee, and a hop through Atlanta. MORE
Here are our most popular healthcare talent management-focused blog posts so far in 2020 HealthStream's talent, learning, and performance solutions connect customers to healthcare’s largest learning community with a learning management system customized to meet organizations’ unique needs. MORE
The boomer-and-beyond market has caught the eye of the tech industry. As a busy September wound down, new announcements in the voice first category were of particular interest. These include GreatCall’s new Lively Flip phone with voice services and the announcement that Amazon’s Alexa has added 80,000 answers to healthcare questions through a partnership with Digital Health company Sharecare. And on 9/24 Amazon announced CareHub, a way to monitor family members from afar. MORE
Here are the blog posts from August for consideration: Wearables for Health and Wellbeing. The last gasp of August and Labor Day's hurricane Dorian is behind us. Note how a devastating Hurricane Dorian already has become a past tense Wikipedia entry (!). Now we must contemplate the fall season of tradeshows and events, rev up anticipation for impending technology announcements, consider that technology anti-trust investigations are launching in multiple states. MORE
Medecision published my blog about health citizenship this week on the company’s Liberate.Health site. Onward, Health Citizens… The post The Emergence of Health Citizens – Part of Liberating Health, on the Medecision Blog appeared first on HealthPopuli.com. MORE
156 Here are the most-read blog posts from 2018 – take another look if you missed them. NOTE TO READERS: If you receive this blog in an email, please click here to see the full post on Aging in Place Technology Watch website where if you like, you can comment. Fewer software platforms, but new and more interesting offerings. Two major changes happened in 2018 that are having and will continue to help older adults. MORE
The post Guest Blog: Growing Rural Health Access with Telehealth – by Ryan Kelly, Mississippi Telehealth Association appeared first on LearnTelehealth. The majority of Americans, particularly in the southern United States, receive their healthcare through rural health facilities. These facilities often include rural or critical access hospitals, rural health clinics and/or community health centers, and other rural providers. MORE
Read my post on getting transparent about transparency in Medecision’s blog here for more details and a deeper dive into this important issue. The post Being Transparent About Healthcare Transparency – My Post on the Medecision Blog appeared first on HealthPopuli.com. With new rules emanating from the White House this month focusing on health care price transparency, health care costs are in the spotlight at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. MORE
The blogs listed below are in no ranking order. The HHS blog is loaded with helpful information for professionals and patients alike. This blog focuses more on policy within healthcare and the government. Medical Billing & Coding Blog. This blog is all about medical billing and coding. The perfect resources for doctors, managers, and medical billers and coders, blog posts are written exclusively by Manny Oliverez, CEO of capture billing. MORE
In case you missed them, here are five Covid-19 blog posts from an April that was unlike any other: Covid-19 – Technology changes accelerate – some a work-in-progress. The title should not surprise. The month of April had only one subject – no matter where you looked or what you read. Covid-19 and its impact and implications, starting early in the month following event cancellations , travel bans and stampedes , telehealth insurance changes and senior living visitation lockdowns. MORE
The world is spinning from the events of March 2020. At the beginning of the month, it made sense to publish a Market Overview about tech for older adults that did not link all tech to Covid-19, and by the end of the month every single news item, announced business initiative, innovation consortia, startup messaging, project, and technology topic was only about Covid-19. It’s almost quaint to look at where the month began – publishing the 2020 Market Overview of Technology for Aging. MORE
Here are four blog posts from September 2018: Investors continue to salivate over health tech. Blog posts received in email can also be read in their original form on the website: Aging in Place Technology Watch.]. September always seems like a short month. Not just because of the calendar, but because of the pace of return to California dreamer and tech breathless launches and device announcements , Facebook’s 50 million user data breach – the usual. MORE
Here are four blog posts from November: Filling in the Tech Basics. November revealed a growing sense of urgency about older adults. What has been the impact on them of the daily onslaught of Covid-19 statistics? What about nine months of ceaseless updates about case counts? MORE
This includes writing market research documents (blogs, white papers, reports) about the categories that can help position them in comparison to each other and new entrants. August in the time of Covid-19. MORE
The boomer-and-beyond market has caught the eye of the tech industry. As a busy September wound down, new announcements in the voice first category were of particular interest. MORE
Warning -- this is not a blog post about what to give to seniors. NOTE TO EMAIL RECIPIENTS OF THIS BLOG: You are receiving this blog post from the website Aging in Place Technology Watch – which tracks the market of innovation that can serve an aging population and includes trend reports, press releases, related news articles and more. A short month saw plenty of food – and provided food for thought. Many (54 million!) MORE
Here are six blog posts from October 2018: What is Caregiving Technology, Anyway? October – autumn leaves drift down and large events gear up. Traversing the trade show world, so much tech, so little time. And other shows await, including Aging 2.0 Optimize in California , GSA in Boston , Innovations in Longevity in DC (see you at there!) all ahead in the remains of the year of 2018. MORE
Here are six blog posts from a May unlike any previous: Could technology improve nursing homes? May was an unmerry month of angst and abject failure. All around, we have been locked down beginning in March. We have been incredulous, watching older adults die alone in a nursing home , and then dying in many nursing homes. Then half of the 30 million small businesses shut down temporarily. MORE
Read Time: 2 min With 2020 now upon us, here is a compilation of the top 5 most popular blog posts from the Optimum Healthcare IT blog in 2019. The post Optimum’s Top 5 Blog Posts of 2019 appeared first on Optimum Healthcare IT. Global 2019 Epic Go-Live Optimum Healthcare IT Top Blog Posts Training MORE
The post TelepresenceOptions blog features the Educator appeared first on American Well. The folks at TelepresenceOptions.com posted an in-depth review of the Educator and thoughts on the move towards more collaborative spaces. As organizations require improved collaboration among their members and more from the spaces that support this collaboration, the Educator can bridge the gaps that exist with these solutions today. MORE
48 Sorry to my audience for not getting much from my blog lately. Some blog topics: IHE (ITI and possibly others) Plans for next year. You can try to use my blog " Ask Me A Question The transition to working life again has been distracting me. I am very sick of forms. I realize that I benefit from the forms being online using browser from the comfort of my home. I can only imagine a few years ago when all of this training and forms would be in-person and on paper. MORE
The four blog posts from September : MIT Technology Review’s "Old Age is Over" is thought provoking. Fall and red leaves arrived as typical late in the month. But as inevitable as those changes are, other notable events occurred during September – including AARP’s partnership with Getty Images to combat age bias in advertising. MORE
In Part 2 and the last of my iReceivables blog series I will dive deeper into some of the application’s cool features, review a feature and its related issues that are not so cool and finally give tips for a successful implementation as I had promised to do in my iReceivables blog series-Part 1. MORE
Here are four blog posts to take a look at in this sleepy week: Time to Worry about Your Data. Considering the dog days of summer. Dog days – these are the hottest days of summer , according to that Oracle of modern culture, Wikipedia. As the glow and racket from fireworks fade, it's time to mull over the thoughts that zipped by in recent months, perhaps not noticed, but are worth another consideration. MORE
The Life at Perficient blog is the website where this culture is identified and shared. I took a look back at what was shared on the life blog last year and researched which made the most noise with readers. Here’s what people found to be the most interesting, relevant, and just plain old good Life at Perficient blogs of 2019. In this blog, teammates of all tenures shared their experiences and thoughts on why Perficient is a best place to work. MORE
Voice-enabled innovation softly races ahead. Technology innovation announcements whiz by at what seems to be a breakneck pace. Consider Amazon’s Whisper Mode – “I think you just whispered to me – Sau ‘turn on’ Whisper Mode.” MORE
Optimum Healthcare IT is proud to announce the top 5 blog posts of 2020 from the Optimum Healthcare IT blog. The post Optimum Healthcare IT Top 5 Blog Posts of 2020 appeared first on Optimum Healthcare IT. Global 2020 Healthcare IT Blog Optimum Healthcare IT Year in Review MORE
The four blog posts from March are: 2018 Technology Market Overview updated and published. The tech ideas of March -- change incremental or disruptive. March marked the annual American Society on Aging conference in San Francisco – where Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) are obtained for multiple social and service roles that serve older adults. MORE
Here are the blog posts from the month: Best Buy Acquires GreatCall – What’s it Mean for Best Buy? Vacations and out of office messages – it must have been August. Some have said that there is no point in attempting a business meeting, even online, for August. Perhaps you were one of the 5 million visitors to Cape Cod, roaming the hillside vineyards in California or attending an antique car auction on the coast of Maine. MORE
I blogged half as many articles as last year, and yet my readership only dropped by 16%. I wish I had more than 28 blog articles this year to give you. I am amazed at all you loyal readers. Falling mostly in the category of FHIR, Consent/AccessControl, or De-Identification. I hope that they were useful. Thanks. MORE
Here are the top 10 blog posts published in 2019 by HealthStream. They range in subject matter from healthcare compliance and revenue cycle to employee turnover and shortages. Other posts concentrate on the ongoing opioid crisis and specific healthcare sectors MORE
At any rate, here are the four blog posts from the month of April. April showers, daffodils and other flowers. Depending on where you went in April you could experience spring multiple times – each time buds and birds emerging. With them, much news about technology, the good, the bad, the ugly, and the smug – not sure that so much time to look at and listen to Mark Zuckerberg’s confession felt like a positive. MORE
The team published fresh, relevant blog content that in all saw over 34,000 page views. Below are the top 5 most viewed blogs from 2020 ordered starting with the most viewed blog post. MORE
Here are four blog posts from June: Four technology categories to remotely monitor a caregiver. Note: For those who want to see the original blog post (and all of the other site content), please visit www.ageinplacetech.com.]. In a short month, heard lots about caregiving and hearing. You have 'conversed' with an older person who cannot hear well without hearing aids but owns an expensive pair which are highly adjustable. MORE
Here are the October blog posts: AARP research highlights changes in technology adoption. What a difference more than a decade makes. October was a long and extravagant month for the tech market. Between trade events, including the Connected Health Conference in Boston, LeadingAge in San Diego, HLTH in Las Vegas, the Aging 2.0 MORE
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Here are four blog posts from November: Filling in the Tech Basics. November revealed a growing sense of urgency about older adults. What has been the impact on them of the daily onslaught of Covid-19 statistics? What about nine months of ceaseless updates about case counts?
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Voice-enabled innovation softly races ahead. Technology innovation announcements whiz by at what seems to be a breakneck pace. Consider Amazon’s Whisper Mode – “I think you just whispered to me – Sau ‘turn on’ Whisper Mode.”
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The boomer-and-beyond market has caught the eye of the tech industry. As a busy September wound down, new announcements in the voice first category were of particular interest.
Health Populi
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Read my post on getting transparent about transparency in Medecision’s blog here for more details and a deeper dive into this important issue. The post Being Transparent About Healthcare Transparency – My Post on the Medecision Blog appeared first on HealthPopuli.com. With new rules emanating from the White House this month focusing on health care price transparency, health care costs are in the spotlight at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
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This includes writing market research documents (blogs, white papers, reports) about the categories that can help position them in comparison to each other and new entrants. August in the time of Covid-19.
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The team published fresh, relevant blog content that in all saw over 34,000 page views. Below are the top 5 most viewed blogs from 2020 ordered starting with the most viewed blog post.
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Read Time: 2 min With 2020 now upon us, here is a compilation of the top 5 most popular blog posts from the Optimum Healthcare IT blog in 2019. The post Optimum’s Top 5 Blog Posts of 2019 appeared first on Optimum Healthcare IT. Global 2019 Epic Go-Live Optimum Healthcare IT Top Blog Posts Training
eVisit
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The blogs listed below are in no ranking order. The HHS blog is loaded with helpful information for professionals and patients alike. This blog focuses more on policy within healthcare and the government. Medical Billing & Coding Blog. This blog is all about medical billing and coding. The perfect resources for doctors, managers, and medical billers and coders, blog posts are written exclusively by Manny Oliverez, CEO of capture billing.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
JULY 1, 2020
Here are the five blog posts from June 2020: Tech adoption older adults matter more now than ever. June -- it was the worst of times. Who can comprehend that 43% of Covid-19 deaths are linked to nursing homes? Who could have imagined the economic impact of job loss and (almost all) business shutdown? Who could have speculated that senior living organizations would have get occupancy levels nationwide below 88%?
Aging in Place Technology Watch
SEPTEMBER 30, 2020
The boomer-and-beyond market has caught the eye of the tech industry. As a busy September wound down, new announcements in the voice first category were of particular interest. These include GreatCall’s new Lively Flip phone with voice services and the announcement that Amazon’s Alexa has added 80,000 answers to healthcare questions through a partnership with Digital Health company Sharecare. And on 9/24 Amazon announced CareHub, a way to monitor family members from afar.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
OCTOBER 4, 2018
Here are four blog posts from September 2018: Investors continue to salivate over health tech. Blog posts received in email can also be read in their original form on the website: Aging in Place Technology Watch.]. September always seems like a short month. Not just because of the calendar, but because of the pace of return to California dreamer and tech breathless launches and device announcements , Facebook’s 50 million user data breach – the usual.
Healthcare Exchange Standards
NOVEMBER 21, 2016
Sorry to my audience for not getting much from my blog lately. Some blog topics: IHE (ITI and possibly others) Plans for next year. You can try to use my blog " Ask Me A Question The transition to working life again has been distracting me. I am very sick of forms. I realize that I benefit from the forms being online using browser from the comfort of my home. I can only imagine a few years ago when all of this training and forms would be in-person and on paper.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
OCTOBER 7, 2019
The four blog posts from September : MIT Technology Review’s "Old Age is Over" is thought provoking. Fall and red leaves arrived as typical late in the month. But as inevitable as those changes are, other notable events occurred during September – including AARP’s partnership with Getty Images to combat age bias in advertising.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
DECEMBER 19, 2018
Here are the most-read blog posts from 2018 – take another look if you missed them. NOTE TO READERS: If you receive this blog in an email, please click here to see the full post on Aging in Place Technology Watch website where if you like, you can comment. Fewer software platforms, but new and more interesting offerings. Two major changes happened in 2018 that are having and will continue to help older adults.
HealthStream
JUNE 17, 2020
Here are our most popular healthcare talent management-focused blog posts so far in 2020 HealthStream's talent, learning, and performance solutions connect customers to healthcare’s largest learning community with a learning management system customized to meet organizations’ unique needs.
HealthStream
JUNE 11, 2020
The blog posts HealthStream has already published in connection with the Covid-19 Pandemic range from what healthcare professionals need to know to the ramifications of working remotely and how healthcare looks different to those working on the frontlines of care
Aging in Place Technology Watch
SEPTEMBER 5, 2018
Here are the blog posts from the month: Best Buy Acquires GreatCall – What’s it Mean for Best Buy? Vacations and out of office messages – it must have been August. Some have said that there is no point in attempting a business meeting, even online, for August. Perhaps you were one of the 5 million visitors to Cape Cod, roaming the hillside vineyards in California or attending an antique car auction on the coast of Maine.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
APRIL 29, 2020
In case you missed them, here are five Covid-19 blog posts from an April that was unlike any other: Covid-19 – Technology changes accelerate – some a work-in-progress. The title should not surprise. The month of April had only one subject – no matter where you looked or what you read. Covid-19 and its impact and implications, starting early in the month following event cancellations , travel bans and stampedes , telehealth insurance changes and senior living visitation lockdowns.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
FEBRUARY 4, 2019
Here are the six blog posts to kick off the new year in January 2019: 2018-2019 look back and ahead at tech buzz, hope, and hype. Warning, more blog posts about CES next week while there]. Multiple blog posts and articles have surfaced since CES 2019 – including some offerings that should be recapped here. January 2019 was a l-o-o-o-n-g month. And not the least because of travel to California, Nevada, Tennessee, and a hop through Atlanta.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
NOVEMBER 6, 2019
Here are the October blog posts: AARP research highlights changes in technology adoption. What a difference more than a decade makes. October was a long and extravagant month for the tech market. Between trade events, including the Connected Health Conference in Boston, LeadingAge in San Diego, HLTH in Las Vegas, the Aging 2.0
Aging in Place Technology Watch
NOVEMBER 8, 2018
Here are six blog posts from October 2018: What is Caregiving Technology, Anyway? October – autumn leaves drift down and large events gear up. Traversing the trade show world, so much tech, so little time. And other shows await, including Aging 2.0 Optimize in California , GSA in Boston , Innovations in Longevity in DC (see you at there!) all ahead in the remains of the year of 2018.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
DECEMBER 31, 2019
Here are the most read blog posts from 2019. Voice First -- The year began and ended with speaking. And shouting. Strolling is not the right word, but as we approached the Las Vegas Convention Center last January, Google Assistant was on giant billboards all around – with competing and nearby giant Amazon Alexa signs. We are attending again this year – and I cannot imagine what is left to say, so to speak. But I am sure the blaring will begin at the door.
Healthcare Exchange Standards
DECEMBER 31, 2015
I blogged half as many articles as last year, and yet my readership only dropped by 16%. I wish I had more than 28 blog articles this year to give you. I am amazed at all you loyal readers. Falling mostly in the category of FHIR, Consent/AccessControl, or De-Identification. I hope that they were useful. Thanks.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
MARCH 30, 2020
The world is spinning from the events of March 2020. At the beginning of the month, it made sense to publish a Market Overview about tech for older adults that did not link all tech to Covid-19, and by the end of the month every single news item, announced business initiative, innovation consortia, startup messaging, project, and technology topic was only about Covid-19. It’s almost quaint to look at where the month began – publishing the 2020 Market Overview of Technology for Aging.
Perficient
MAY 18, 2020
The Life at Perficient blog is the website where this culture is identified and shared. I took a look back at what was shared on the life blog last year and researched which made the most noise with readers. Here’s what people found to be the most interesting, relevant, and just plain old good Life at Perficient blogs of 2019. In this blog, teammates of all tenures shared their experiences and thoughts on why Perficient is a best place to work.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
SEPTEMBER 9, 2019
Here are the blog posts from August for consideration: Wearables for Health and Wellbeing. The last gasp of August and Labor Day's hurricane Dorian is behind us. Note how a devastating Hurricane Dorian already has become a past tense Wikipedia entry (!). Now we must contemplate the fall season of tradeshows and events, rev up anticipation for impending technology announcements, consider that technology anti-trust investigations are launching in multiple states.
HealthStream
JANUARY 22, 2020
Here are the 10 most popular HealthStream blog posts in 2019, regardless of when they were published. Most appear to be connected back to nursing and its intersection with lifelong learning
HealthStream
JANUARY 16, 2020
Here are the top 10 blog posts published in 2019 by HealthStream. They range in subject matter from healthcare compliance and revenue cycle to employee turnover and shortages. Other posts concentrate on the ongoing opioid crisis and specific healthcare sectors
Aging in Place Technology Watch
DECEMBER 3, 2018
Warning -- this is not a blog post about what to give to seniors. NOTE TO EMAIL RECIPIENTS OF THIS BLOG: You are receiving this blog post from the website Aging in Place Technology Watch – which tracks the market of innovation that can serve an aging population and includes trend reports, press releases, related news articles and more. A short month saw plenty of food – and provided food for thought. Many (54 million!)
Aging in Place Technology Watch
JULY 1, 2018
Here are four blog posts from June: Four technology categories to remotely monitor a caregiver. Note: For those who want to see the original blog post (and all of the other site content), please visit www.ageinplacetech.com.]. In a short month, heard lots about caregiving and hearing. You have 'conversed' with an older person who cannot hear well without hearing aids but owns an expensive pair which are highly adjustable.
South Central Telehealth Resource Center
JUNE 10, 2019
The post Guest Blog: Growing Rural Health Access with Telehealth – by Ryan Kelly, Mississippi Telehealth Association appeared first on LearnTelehealth. The majority of Americans, particularly in the southern United States, receive their healthcare through rural health facilities. These facilities often include rural or critical access hospitals, rural health clinics and/or community health centers, and other rural providers.
American Well
AUGUST 27, 2013
The post TelepresenceOptions blog features the Educator appeared first on American Well. The folks at TelepresenceOptions.com posted an in-depth review of the Educator and thoughts on the move towards more collaborative spaces. As organizations require improved collaboration among their members and more from the spaces that support this collaboration, the Educator can bridge the gaps that exist with these solutions today.
Perficient
OCTOBER 15, 2019
In Part 2 and the last of my iReceivables blog series I will dive deeper into some of the application’s cool features, review a feature and its related issues that are not so cool and finally give tips for a successful implementation as I had promised to do in my iReceivables blog series-Part 1.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
MAY 9, 2018
At any rate, here are the four blog posts from the month of April. April showers, daffodils and other flowers. Depending on where you went in April you could experience spring multiple times – each time buds and birds emerging. With them, much news about technology, the good, the bad, the ugly, and the smug – not sure that so much time to look at and listen to Mark Zuckerberg’s confession felt like a positive.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
AUGUST 8, 2018
In other blog posts from July: The crushing clutter of the Internet -- as irritating as non-stop telemarketing calls. Voice First technology – triaging the healthcare opportunity. This week’s Voice of Healthcare Summit in Boston offered up some intriguing attempts to create new Voice First interfaces that inform patients, streamline work, and demonstrate potential (like Answers by Cigna ) in versions 2, 3 and beyond.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
MAY 31, 2020
Here are six blog posts from a May unlike any previous: Could technology improve nursing homes? May was an unmerry month of angst and abject failure. All around, we have been locked down beginning in March. We have been incredulous, watching older adults die alone in a nursing home , and then dying in many nursing homes. Then half of the 30 million small businesses shut down temporarily.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
JULY 5, 2018
Here are four blog posts to take a look at in this sleepy week: Time to Worry about Your Data. Considering the dog days of summer. Dog days – these are the hottest days of summer , according to that Oracle of modern culture, Wikipedia. As the glow and racket from fireworks fade, it's time to mull over the thoughts that zipped by in recent months, perhaps not noticed, but are worth another consideration.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
APRIL 5, 2018
The four blog posts from March are: 2018 Technology Market Overview updated and published. The tech ideas of March -- change incremental or disruptive. March marked the annual American Society on Aging conference in San Francisco – where Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) are obtained for multiple social and service roles that serve older adults.
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