The report from the venture capital firm looks at how startups are innovating within the senior care space, particularly when it comes to caregiving, clinical insights and financial planning.
At the Connected Health Conference in Boston, panelists discussed thoughts and ideas to take into consideration when creating technology for older people.
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Private equity firm GTCR originally acquired GreatCall, which provides products like the "Jitterbug" phones for seniors, last year.
The American Society of Clinical Oncology is recommending that all patients age 65 and older receive a geriatric assessment when considering or undergoing chemotherapy.
Two peer-selected startups — Advocatia and TCARE — have been named finalists of the program, which zeroes in on companies that address the needs of the aging population.
Firm invests $5 million in preclinical company developing drugs for age-related degenerative diseases.
Across the nation, state-based health insurance exchanges are searching for ways to better serve their communities while making enrollment easier, more personal, and more accessible for everyone.
During an earnings call last week, CEO Hubert Joly said the company is testing a service called Assured Living that utilizes tech to help older people stay healthy while at home.
The 10 startups that made the cut for Health: US 2018, the venture development program headed up by Village Capital and Kaiser Permanente, seek to address the needs of America's aging population.
Generator Ventures, a firm that invests in health tech for seniors to support aging in place, led the round and existing investors also took part, according to ActiveProtective CEO Drew Lakatos.
Note that reversing the aging process is a far cry from ensuring that one’s twilight years are not miserable and undignified.
In a landscape where complexity has long been the norm, the power of one lies not just in unification, but in intelligence and automation.
The 50+ healthcare market is thriving, and we want to showcase those leading the charge. MedCity and AARP are issuing a call for nominations of innovators developing exciting products and services for the 50+ market. Finalists will be chosen by our readers as the 50+ Innovation Leaders.
Ancestry.com will study the genetics of human heredity in a new partnership with Calico - the Google-backed startup that aims to "cure death."
IT developers, don't assume that seniors are anti-technology or even technophobic.
A new study shows that younger people may have older biological ages suggesting that studying young people may help in finding cures for old age-related medical conditions.
Wireless technology has become so ubiquitous in healthcare that the term "wireless health" itself has lost its cachet.