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By understanding how a segment of 55+ are using technology, companies can build better apps, products and solutions for active agers

Ashwini Kapila joins the company to drive partnerships and business expansion

From an idea to an empowering aging platform for older adults

Rhode Island Office of Healthy Aging offers Rhode Islanders 55+ free access to GetSetUp's interactive classes taught by older adults for older adults to make digital learning, connection, and exploration a reality

As technology advances, it's essential to understand how to use it to maintain and improve one’s quality of life.

This year, McKnight’s Home Care columns talked about everything from problems with hospital-at-home to the Employee Retention Credit.

By 2030, all of the baby boomers will be older than 65, and in the United States, people over 65 will make up 20% of the population

This holiday season, caregivers can get their older loved one's technology to help support them in aging in place and help lighten the caregiving burden.

Looking for a strong supportive community as you age? Here are some tips for creating one that will meet your needs.

Say you call a loved one who lives alone, just to check in, but they don’t pick up the phone. As it rings and rings, you wonder if they’re okay.