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Luella Shell wins award for Most Inspiring Senior at age 99
Luella Shell won the award in the nationwide Best Senior Living Awards competition for her fierce spirit and involvement in her community.
Fall prevention program finds considerable success
Independa's innovative solutions can support exercise and fall-prevention initiatives.
Americans increasingly rely on technology to help care for their aging parents
There is currently an explosion of technology aimed at helping older adults age safely, from wearable technology to Internet of Things (IoT) enabled devices.
Talking to parents about technology
Modern advancements in technology can allow older adults to live more enriched, healthier and longer lives.
The greatest concern for older Americans: Health care costs
If your loved one is concerned about their health becoming a burden on their retirement, Independa's solutions can help restore peace of mind and support the decision to age in place.
Preparing the home to support aging in place
Older Americans are now able to age safely and comfortably in their own homes as a result of advancements in care technology.
Happy Grandparents Day!
Yesterday, September 7, the country celebrated Grandparents Day, recognizing those who have loved and supported us throughout our lives.
Harnessing the latest technology to support aging in place
Independa's caregiving solutions integrate seamlessly with caregiver monitor sensors, providing a powerful answer for the concerns of aging in place.
Daughters found to give disproportionate level of care
A recent study found that daughters spend roughly twice as much time caring for their aging parents, but innovative solutions may soon close that gap.
Reducing the burden of regular doctor visits
Virtual appointments offer a convenient solution for both patients and providers.
How the Internet of Things is redefining older adult independence
David Stephenson, a technology analyst and author of "SmartStuff: an Introduction to the Internet of Things," shares some of the key characteristics of devices that support older adults' wellness needs.
The popularity of aging in place introduces new challenges
A professor at the University of Buffalo shared some important considerations that help guide decisions to age in place.
Remote health monitoring technology helps reduce the need for full-time caregivers
As the Baby Boomer generation ages, the county faces an unprecedented concern: soon there could be more older adults than the qualified workers needed to support them.
Planning early eases the burden of LTC
Having a conversation about long term care before the need becomes urgent can help families avoid stress and be better prepared for the future.
Forbes explores technology's expanding role in helping Americans age in place
As more older Americans choose to age in place, innovative caregiving solutions need to be explored.
