AI Is No Longer Optional in Senior Living – Here’s Why
Now is the time for senior living leaders to act and re-imagine what resident-centered, modern care can look like, today and in the future.
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The 3 Best Medical Alert Devices for Active Seniors
Are you looking for a medical alert device that is elegant-looking and balances your independence and safety? Here are the best devices to choose from.
Solving Healthcare’s Provider Data Problem Starts with Interoperability
Break down the silos. Take control of your provider data.
What Senior Care Can Teach Us About AI’s Future in Healthcare
Senior care innovations offer a glimpse of what is to come while providing useful lessons for the broader healthcare sector. Successful AI-enabled technologies will improve outcomes, ease burdens, and increase autonomy.
The Crisis of Elderly Poverty and Its Health Consequences
Poverty significantly impacts the mental and physical health of older adults. Lack of access to care and unaddressed SDOH issues lead to poorly managed chronic conditions, delays in treatment, medication non-adherence, and lower utilization of preventive services.
America’s Aging Crossroads: Will We Rise to the Challenge or Fall Behind?
This is not just about today’s older adults — it’s about the next 50 years. If we design a smarter, more sustainable system now, we will all benefit when our time comes.
Why Blood is Best: Transforming the Diagnostic Journey for Alzheimer’s Disease
As the pool of approved therapies continues to (hopefully) expand, the clinical and diagnostic testing communities need to do a better job at ensuring the right patients move through this journey more quickly – and accurately – to improve their health and prognosis.
The Human Algorithm: What AI Can’t Replace in Pharma Engagement
At a time when AI is reshaping pharma, Reverba Global CEO Cheryl Lubbert explained in an interview why empathy, context, and ethics still require a human touch.
We Need to Talk About Hospice
It's a place where compassion and dignity are paramount, where patients and families find solace and support during the most challenging times. We owe it to them to ensure that hospice care is of the highest quality, accessible to all and integrated into the broader continuum of care.
Transforming Our Collective Approach to Alzheimer’s Disease Care Begins with Early and Accurate Diagnosis
While advancements in diagnostics are promising, the need remains for healthcare professionals to take the lead on proactive conversations with patients and their loved ones about the early signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease.
The People Behind America’s Health
With the election behind us, it’s time to lift healthcare above campaign rhetoric and invest in a care economy that breaks the cycle of chronic illness to build longer, healthier lives for all Americans.
Despite Our Efforts, The Sandwich Generation is Still Missing These Key Ingredients
These valuable caregivers do not need false claims, empty promises, or even more technology to stay on top of. They need access to health education and literacy, healthy food, and seamless self-efficacy tools.
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A Path to Healing: Discovering Arizona’s PTSD Treatment Centers
Explore top PTSD treatment centers in Arizona, offering personalized care, holistic therapies and expert support to help individuals heal and reclaim their lives.
Twin Brothers Launch Seen Health with $22M to Provide Culturally-Focused Care for Seniors
Seen Health emerged from stealth on Monday. The company builds on the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly model and focuses on Asian and Pacific Islander communities.
Why We Urgently Need More Widely Available Tests for Alzheimer’s Disease
Early diagnosis through blood tests buys invaluable time – for patients and their families to plan, seek support, make informed decisions about their difficult care journey and, perhaps most importantly, be together.
Bundling Boomer Housing with On-site Primary Care and Wellness-Focused Living: It Just Makes Sense
Providing proactive and preventive health-focused living among younger, less affluent senior populations -- and extending this into value-based care -- just makes sense.
Through Early Discussions About Elder Care, Doctors Can Empower Seniors to Age in Place
The vast majority of older adults want to age at home. To support that goal, doctors should encourage them to consider their care options — long before they need assistance.
Create a Winning Playbook for Employee Caregivers
Tomorrow’s goal scoring companies will go on offense today by giving an assist to their caregiving team members.