Whether it be minor parking lot fender benders or terrifying freeway pile-ups, the problem of elderly drivers causing chaos is one that rarely goes unreported. While it would be unfair to categorize ...

According to NPR.org, there are currently close to 54 million Americans age 65 and older, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, and that number is expected to rise to 95 million by 2060. Source- ...

One of the most difficult decisions adult children have to make is how to care for an elderly relative that is at the point of needing assistance. Many older individuals who are suffering from mental ...

Aparna Pujar founded Zemplee, a 5G- and AI-powered digital health service that evaluates the well-being of elderly people.Zemplee Aparna Pujar is the founder and CEO of Zemplee, an AI service that ...

eWeek content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More Independa, a provider of remote-monitoring technology for ...

Artificial intelligence sensors that can send an alert if a vulnerable person has fallen at home or missed a meal are to form a major part of the plan for social care, Wes Streeting will suggest when ...

Live Freely uses a combination of predictive artificial intelligence and remote monitoring to help take better care of seniors, particularly with emergency incidents such as falls. The San Jose, ...

In late 2012, Scanadu showcased their first product, the Scout. So, what is this “Scout” and why might it be a great monitoring tool for the elderly? The Scout, simply put, is a scanning device.

At 85, Wang Tianzhen, who lives in the countryside in the southwestern city of Chongqing, has never owned a cell phone. But she is now able to frequently communicate with her granddaughter who lives ...

The ECG necklace is able to monitor one's heart even in loud environments, and can transmit data wirelessly to a computer within 10 miles. Elizabeth Armstrong Moore Elizabeth Armstrong Moore is based ...

Researchers at the University of Alberta in Canada are studying elderly patients as they live in an "independent living" facility laden with sensors and other technology to track their daily ...