‘OK Google:’ Voice Recognition Can Extend Freedom at Home
The right devices can also save caregivers time
There will be 80 million Americans age 65 and older by 2040, according a recent study from the Urban Institute. Most of them will want to age in place rather than move to assisted living or long-term care facilities, and they will likely require increasing levels of in-home care. Thus, the homecare industry has an opportunity to be the innovation hub for their needs. Companies can do this by adopting technology and tools to help connect older adults to resources, services and monitoring to make their homes safer, healthier and happier.
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