tag worker-safety 
Aging in Place Technology Watch
DECEMBER 13, 2023
The shortage of care workers within the next decade is daunting – it spans all aspects of care. By now, all of these should be integrated into a low-cost platform, as a plug-in suite sold by Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart or Home Depot, spanning broadband access, lighting, sound, temperature control, health and safety status monitoring.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
JUNE 16, 2022
Boston Consulting Group analyzed the care crisis recently asserts that the lack of paid or unpaid care workers to provide care of children or aging parents may prevent them from filling unfilled jobs, noting the 99 million people today who are not in the workforce. A well-known consulting firm assesses the growing care gap.
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Aging in Place Technology Watch
SEPTEMBER 13, 2022
The demand for home care workers will grow by at least by 37%. Clearly there will be a need for caregiving robots or robotics to help with bathing and dressing, meal preparation and cleanup, socialization, and multiple in-home safety-related tasks. category tags: robotics , Family caregivers , Home Care. Thoughts welcome!
Aging in Place Technology Watch
MAY 5, 2020
And seniors (AARP) who are most likely NOT in nursing homes, demand that workers have adequate PPE , that the public be notified which nursing homes have cases of Covid-19, workers are striking at nursing homes , and so on. hour was as low as that of Walmart workers. Walmart workers, say the company, average $14.26/hour
Aging in Place Technology Watch
OCTOBER 13, 2022
But for night shift monitoring of residents, it seems unimaginable that senior living organizations would continue to cobble together temp workers to fill shifts of hall-walking staffers. Or that home care organizations could continue to turn down contracts due to lack of workers to fill them. Cost of care will be rightsized.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
DECEMBER 13, 2023
The shortage of care workers within the next decade is daunting – it spans all aspects of care. By now, all of these should be integrated into a low-cost platform, as a plug-in suite sold by Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart or Home Depot, spanning broadband access, lighting, sound, temperature control, health and safety status monitoring.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
MAY 5, 2020
And seniors (AARP) who are most likely NOT in nursing homes, demand that workers have adequate PPE , that the public be notified which nursing homes have cases of Covid-19, workers are striking at nursing homes , and so on. hour was as low as that of Walmart workers. Walmart workers, say the company, average $14.26/hour
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