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Computers. Technology. The Digital age. Welcome to a new approach to aging in place – using technology to extend living in the home of your choice and contributing to the quality of your life. From computer games to challenge our brains, email and video conferencing to stay connected with family and friends to entire home ‘smart’ systems. Technology has a permanent and – exciting role in our lives. Specifically when it comes to Health, Home Automation, Security, Communications and Lifestyle.

Digital Health

Also known as E-Health, E-Caring, Telehealth, among other terms, is technology that improves connectivity, monitoring and data collection to help predict and manage social and healthcare needs of those who wish to age in place at home.

Smart Homes/Home Automation

A home with many features that are automated and devices that communicate with each other creating a system that enables normal activities of daily living.

AIP Digital Lifestyle/Communications

Broadband technologies, email, telephone – the digital house – are all essential to aging in place. Banking and shopping from home, access to entertainment. i.e., music, videos, tv, help maintain vital connectivity.

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Smart Homes – Too Smart?

Ian Hardy reports for the BBC on the rise of the smart, connected home and how more and more appliances, vehicles and other electronic are connecting to the internet. Are we going to outsmart ourselves?

The rise of the Smart/Connected Home

Appliances that talk to you and each other.

Click here to watch the report

Smart Window Running Windows

2012 CES Innovation Winner: Samsung Smart Window. You can manage everything through this window: update your social networks,watch TV and close the blinds.

Are Glass Houses In Our Future?

Could the home of the future be mostly glass? Reader Michelle B. thought our readers would be interested in Corning’s vision of the future and in their video: A Day Made Of Glass:        

Your Money or Your Memory

If you are concerned about losing your memory you are not alone. There have been a couple of recent surveys that are quite striking. A 2010 AARP survey found that Baby Boomers are more concerned about staying mentally sharp than running out of money. A 2011 Associated Press poll clearly showed that boomers are more…

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