Analysis
BYOB: Bring Your Own Bot
Residents are arriving with their own technology: glucose monitors today, digital companions tomorrow, robots eventually. Communities have three possible responses, and most are choosing the worst one.
Insights
What actually works in AgeTech
Independent analysis on choosing, running and building technology for long-term care and retirement communities, plus tools and dispatches from AgeTech Toronto.
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Analysis
Why Elder Living Needs a Common Language for Technology
Elder living isn't one step from integrated. It's two. Why the binder at the nurses' desk still…
Analysis
The 100-Year Life: Canada's Most Overlooked Innovation Opportunity
Canadians are living longer than ever, and longer lives create entirely new demand curves in…
AgeTech Toronto
Five Points of Friction
Have you ever known exactly what was slowing a deal down, but struggled with how to get past it?…
AgeTech Toronto
Understanding the Buyer’s Journey
Have you ever walked away from a great first meeting wondering what happens next?
Analysis
The Decision Gap: Why the Hardest Part of Technology in Senior Living Isn't Picking the Right Tech
There's no shortage of technology options in senior living. There's a shortage of clear paths…
Analysis
Your Data Is More Valuable Than You Think
Your technology platforms have been collecting years of operational data. With AI, that data is…
AgeTech Toronto
How AgeTech Gets Funded
Get real about funding your AgeTech innovation, or your pilot project. Here directly from the…
Frameworks
Beyond LEGO: A Layercake Framework for Senior Living
Senior living operators face a critical choice: monolithic systems or fragmented modularity. The…
Analysis
Four Companies Quietly Reshaping Senior Living Technology
Discover how Amba, August Health, Accushield, and Welcome Home are transforming senior living…
Analysis
Optimizing Retirement Dining: Success Strategies for Food Service Robots
Explore strategies for integrating food service robots in retirement dining. Learn how to ensure…