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Aging in Place Technology Watch
MAY 6, 2024
The tech user experience for all ages is mostly depressing. Stay tuned for the May, 2024 report about these user experiences and what can be done to improve them. The April blogs: It’s time for solutions – not products – for aging in place. Will users turn in their iPhones in disgust?
Aging in Place Technology Watch
APRIL 3, 2024
As interviews proceed for the upcoming report, The Future of the Tech User Experience, all agree. The deteriorating user experience, aka UX, is the result of fragmentation across multiple devices, portals, and websites. Here are the blog posts from March: A decade later: good ideas, never realized.
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Aging in Place Technology Watch
DECEMBER 3, 2018
Meanwhile, some thoughts about living to 100 – despite the endless repetition about shrinking life expectancy in the US , those that live past age 65 may last another 30 years …or more. More from the month: Living to 100 – will technology matter – and for whom? Warning -- this is not a blog post about what to give to seniors.
Waracle
JULY 22, 2021
Whether it is user experience, interoperability, early intervention, claims processing, incentivising healthy lifestyle choices or virtual care services… the list of priorities are growing rapidly as health insurers face fiercer competition and a landscape flooded with new data points and opportunities. . Predictive Modelling.
AMD Telemedicine
SEPTEMBER 16, 2022
The pandemic may have changed healthcare, but it’s telehealth technology that will continue moving the sector into the digital realm. The last thing you want is to complicate matters for healthcare workers, many of whom are already experiencing burnout and considering leaving their jobs in the near future.
Health Populi
JULY 1, 2019
Cause it’s always been a matter of trust . A Matter of Trust, by Billy Joel. Get a cup of coffee and sit back, because this is a long one – not the usual short and sweet entry that each of us endeavors to craft on our respective blogs. I’ve lived long enough to have learned.
American Well
JULY 21, 2015
This is your cohost Renny McPherson and I’m here today with Mike Baird, the CEO and cofounder of Avizia, a growing telemedicine company. Two, I don’t think the tech had evolved enough. So both what we call urgent care, which is actually not as urgent or scary – the home users. I’m very passionate about tech. Transcript.
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