Age tech

CES was definitely worth watching closely, if only just for the rise of age tech.

Age tech at CES was much more than gadgets

This year will shift the conversation from “life span” to “health span” — how we live healthier for longer.

Predictions for the longevity industry in 2023

It’s often hard making new friends as an adult, and it’s even more difficult as you get older, say the founders of Hank. The app connects people aged 55 and…

Hank helps older adults connect and have fun

Senior living communities often rely on paper or legacy systems to manage their operations, making it difficult for healthcare providers to keep track of residents’ needs. August Health is on…

August Health digitizes senior living communities for better care

Caring for a family member is not only hard work, but expensive, too. Many family caregivers miss work (or stop working) and pay for medical expenses out of pocket. Aidaly…

Aidaly makes sure family caregivers get financial compensation

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Why Primetime Partners is betting on the “ageless” population

Age tech isn’t for elderly people only. It’s for anyone who wants quality of life as they age. That’s where Primetime Partners comes in. The venture capital firm was started in 2020 by Abby Levy, who was founding president of Thrive with Arianna Huffington, and Alan Patricof, founder of Greycroft Partners. For Primetime Partners, “age…

9:55 am PDT • June 7, 2022
Why Primetime Partners is betting on the “ageless” population

Elder tech startups at this year’s CES demonstrated the potential breadth of the sector. If tech can help an older person live more comfortably, it can also help a lot…

Startups at CES showed that elder tech can help everyone

When young (or youngish) people think of elder tech, they may picture mostly clinical solutions — telemedicine platforms, for instance. Growing older, however, doesn’t just have a physical component. Isolation,…

AARP Innovation Labs takes a holistic approach to elder tech at CES

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We need to pay more attention to ‘age-tech’

For the last two years, many of us have only been able to see our elderly relatives through screens, watching them grow older, trading physical distance for their safety. More than anything else, the pandemic has highlighted the vulnerabilities of aging people. The tech community — founders, investors, journalists — all need to pay more…

9:07 pm PST • December 29, 2021
We need to pay more attention to ‘age-tech’

The COVID-19 pandemic shined a harsh spotlight on the challenges many elderly people face. Older adults are among the highest-risk groups for developing cases that need hospitalization and nursing homes…

Startups at CES showed how tech can help elderly people and their caregivers