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Aging in Place Technology Watch
JANUARY 31, 2024
Tech user experience experts focus on everyone except older adults. Despite preferences, surveys show that today’s user experience for older adults is more problematic than ever. Despite preferences, surveys show that today’s user experience for older adults is more problematic than ever.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
DECEMBER 13, 2022
Each of these changes will make a difference for older adults and those who serve them. Observe that despite the hysteria over Amazon layoffs , voice technology has passed its hype cycle and is now present and utilized in at least 95 million US households. Stay tuned for blog posts in January. Up ahead -- CES 2023.
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Aging in Place Technology Watch
DECEMBER 19, 2018
Two major changes happened in 2018 that are having and will continue to help older adults. And investors have regularly run screaming from the ‘older adult’ category, preferring to view the whole bucket as ‘health’. Here are the most-read blog posts from 2018 – take another look if you missed them. Feb, 2018).
Aging in Place Technology Watch
DECEMBER 31, 2019
Here are the most read blog posts from 2019. Of those that do, older adults aged 65+ said they had little to no confidence in their ability to use electronic devices to perform online tasks. Let’s think about their non-confidence (not broken down into the 65-74) and the 75+ who are the Real Seniors. And shouting.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
JULY 1, 2018
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. Here are four blog posts from June: Four technology categories to remotely monitor a caregiver. Recreational?
Aging in Place Technology Watch
APRIL 21, 2021
According to one insider, 3-5 million Apple watches alone have been purchased by adults age 65+. And miniaturization and integration mean that nearly invisible wearable technology, such as diabetes patches or smartwatch sensors, will be unobtrusive enough to be tolerated about traditionally reluctant elderly users."
Aging in Place Technology Watch
MAY 27, 2020
And Nielsen observed that the pandemic was a catalyst for the rise of tech use for working at home and shopping, among other uses. As the world settles into a post-pandemic phase , what will matter most for the care of and benefit for older adults ? A technology transformation is underway, greater than the sum of its parts.
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