Aging in Place Technology Watch: Bookmark It
This morning I had the opportunity to meet with 50 seniors to discuss "changing in aging." I asked how many people had cell phones - every hand went up. I asked how many people had home computers - again, hands up everywhere … No surprise. Technology is changing the future of aging. But it’s also changing aging right now. And if you care about it, you need to bookmark in…
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What do you see Changing in an Aging America? Add your thoughts and ideas to Kathryn Robert’s blog post: Amidst today’s horrible economic news is a growing, bright light called aging. It is a driving, transformational force in America that isn’t business as usual.People over 50 represent 43% of all U.S. households. By 2020 the senior population will number 115 million. I and…