Created with sketchtool. Created with sketchtool.
Sign Up for Free Weekly Newsletter



    Search Results for: aging in place

    Pill Popping: Technology Assists To Track Your Medications

    For anyone who’s tried, you know that managing multiple medications on a daily basis is no picnic. Just trying to remember to take your medications, let alone managing the dosages, can be a challenge, especially for those suffering from multiple chronic illnesses or with diminished cognitive capacity. And for your…

    Bright Idea: Finding A New Business Opportunity For Your Later Years

    While your image of a start-up entrepreneur might be a young millennial in Silicon Valley, in fact, there’s much to be said for an older, more experienced hand venturing into the marketplace. With the steadiness and maturity that comes from decades of experiential wisdom, older entrepreneurs may have keen insights,…

    Land Up: Preventing Falls And Creating Alerts If You Do

    When was the last time you or a loved one unintentionally found yourselves down on the ground? Chances are if you’re 65 and older, it was quite recent. Statistics show that one out of 4 people over 65 have taken a fall, and for older people, falls are a leading…

    Tech Takeaways: The Latest News From The 2019 Consumer Electronics Show

    Unless you’re a tech fanatic, you may not realize that some of the most promising tech innovations to help us age well and “in place” were introduced last week at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). And while many of the offerings are not yet ready for public consumption, it’s certainly…

    Help Yourself: Hire A Neighbor With The New Start-Up “Umbrella”

    Aging in place may be the goal for most of us, but making repairs in that place is another matter. For example, can you get up on a ladder to change the battery in a smoke detector? And what about when your appliances are on the fritz or your air…

    Gray Matters: Audio Stories That Explore The Challenges Of Getting Older

    There’s little about getting older that is generalizable- the changes that come can sometimes be subtle, or stark, and the experience is often different depending on who you are, where you come from and what systems of support envelop you. For four students at the Columbia University Graduation School of…