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So what has happened since 2009?
We can do a lot about how aging affects us
by Laurie Orlov
This product introduction is a great example of the risk in announcing an offering to the dementia technology space more than two years before shipping a product. Can you imagine how many phone calls were made to Foot.com (the originally-announced retailer), to Aetrex, to GTX, to Andrew Carle, for that matter, since the announcement?
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Retirement Tips for Boomers and Their Parents
National Council on Aging Falls Prevention Day: September 23rd 2011
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The Real Cost of Rising Health Care Employment
Currently 14 million workers are employed in the U.S. medical sector, which continues to outpace other industries in job growth. According to a July labor brief by the Altarum Institute, an Ann Arbor, Mich.-based health data analysis firm, total private sector health care employment grew by 287,000 jobs, or 2.1%, in the past 12 months. By comparison, total non-health payroll employment increased by about 750,000 jobs, or 0.6%, in the same period.
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Introduction
Increasing US longevity, changes in senior health and housing should drive bundled tech solutions
Q: You make it sound complicated to establish values of my heirlooms. Why can't I just look at the Internet and find the value myself? Surely there’s plenty of stuff for sale on Ebay that I can find a similar item and see what they are asking for that item.
A: The arrival of the 21st century has enabled us to find 90% of what we are searching for on the Internet. What a great tool - but with greatness also comes weakness. What a double-edged sword. If used correctly, you can find the answers.
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Social Telehealth Wellness Communication and Social Networking for Seniors
Intel-GE announces Care Innovations Connect making telehealth social
Telehealth monitor technology for seniors must be designed for all - the loneliest seniors in nursing homes or their own homes. Emerging markets validate and verify the value this technology brings to the lives of older adults...
