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Technologies to Help Older Adults Maintain Independence: Advancing Technology Adoption

Americans are living longer. And despite the health challenges of longevity, a majority of older adults hope to remain in their homes as long as possible. Fortunately, many technologies have the potential to help older adults maintain their independence and health. Technology is an enabler in creating systems of health and long-term care that are more integrated and reliable, and that address the needs of older adults in a more efficient and effective way. If these technologies could also mitigate the workforce shortages and financial burdens that are inherent to long-term care today, both older adults and society at large will benefit.

Briefing Paper
Center for Technology and Aging, July 2009

25 August 2009 | Categories: Report, Science | Country: United States | Tag(s): Assistive Technology, Disease Management, Elderly, Health Information Technology, social-network, Telemonitoring
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