October 19, 2018

Home, smart home: Internet of Things and AI will make where we live more accessible

October 19, 2018/ John Morris

Independence. For people with disabilities and the aging population, it’s more than a word—it’s a catalyst for fulfillment and dignity. Home is where that independence and quality of life can be realized. The aging population wants to safely live in their own homes as long as possible. People with disabilities want a home designed for their specific needs. Ultimately, a more accessible home will help people feel connected and valued, and reduce loneliness.

July 20, 2018

Using Telehealth, mHealth Technology to Help Seniors Age in Place

July 20, 2018/ John Morris

From mHealth apps to telehealth platforms to sensor-embedded smart homes, connected care technology is helping America's growing ranks of seniors stay healthy and active.

June 08, 2018

New technologies help seniors age in place – and not feel alone

June 08, 2018/ John Morris

Voice-assistive systems, like Amazon Echo, are likely to play a bigger role in helping seniors age in place, especially when paired with apps geared specifically for senior living.

May 26, 2017

Devising new metrics for senior health with the smart home

May 26, 2017/ Ben Lippincott

The U.S. healthcare industry is undergoing seismic changes brought on in large part by a growing greying population. Homebased care and connected aging with smart environments for seniors are gaining traction as pivotal solutions, with the number of skilled nursing homes in the country stagnating for more than a decade. Fortunately many seniors — 90% — prefer to age in place in their own homes.

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