The power of interoperability and why your business needs it
Finding a software that offers data interoperability is essential to the very lifeblood of an organization.
Technology
Caregivers help caregivers on design of new app
No one knows the challenges of being a dementia caregiver better than another caregiver.
Hands-free video calling, managed Wi-Fi driving social connectedness
600 seniors across nine Volunteers of America National Services communities are engaging with family, friends, healthcare, information and entertainment by video call through a new enterprise technology initiative.
Engaging the LEP patient population with virtual care
It is important to be able to communicate effectively with Limited English Proficient home care clients.
Tech company makes foray into home care
A Denver-based technology company is jumping into the personal care space. ModivCare, a tech-enabled healthcare services firm, announced Monday it’s acquiring personal care company CareFinders Total Care LLC for $340 million.
New senior living demands: Interactive, custom tech
Senior living properties have the chance to position themselves for greater success by providing their residents with an improved living experience.
Advanced at-home wearable technology is on the way
Innovative at-home wearable technology could be on the market in a few years.
Music video app uses facial recognition to improve resident emotional well-being
A Milwaukee senior living and care provider is using a new music video app to try to engage residents and improve their emotional well-being through personalized music.
Food runner robot serves up staff, resident satisfaction in continuing care retirement community
A food runner robot is helping a Chicago continuing care retirement community “transform the experience of aging” and saving staff member time and energy in the process.
Digital front doors helping to address physician shortages
Physician recruiting and staffing is continuing to become more challenging for assisting living, skilled nursing and other long-term care facilities of all sizes. In the face of mounting physician shortages, nurse and provider burn-out and changing patient expectations, alternative forms of healthcare delivery, such as telehealth, are becoming more important for addressing critical gaps in access to care.
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