When planning long term care (LTC) for your loved ones, starting early can alleviate much of the stress involved in the process and result in...
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Forbes explores technology’s expanding role in helping Americans age in place
According to the AARP, aging in place is by far the most popular choice among older adults today. A study performed in 2011 found that 90 percent of adults over 65 want to...
Don’t Write Off Seniors’ Technical Abilities
Ageism is stereotyping and discriminating against an individual or group based solely on age. Who's at risk for being on the receiving end of ageism? The...
Social isolation increasingly being addressed by technology
During retirement, older adults often move from a lifestyle of strong professional and social networks and settle into more relaxed, sedentary habits over time....
Facility Guidelines Institute releases 2014 guidelines
As new technology becomes available that can benefit activities of daily living for older Americans, it is important to use these advancements to their full...
Technology in senior housing falling behind growing demand
According to a recent article in Senior Housing News, many care facilities are experiencing a push from residents to increase the presence and capabilities of...
