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Income disparities among younger Boomers harm health, wealth.
Many organizations recognize the need for diverse, innovative housing solutions for the emerging Boomer market.
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Stats: 94% of grandparents help support grandchildren financially
Ninety-four percent of grandparents provide financial support to their grandchild(ren), to the tune of an average of $2,562 annually.
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Tech Talk: New hearing aid embeds fall detection and alerts
Starkey Hearing Technologies unveiled a fall detection and alert capability for its LivioAI "Healthable"TM hearing aid at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, and rolled it out internationally on February 25.
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Stats: US$84B: projected tech spend by 50+ adults in 2030
AARP released its latest tech usage survey at CES 2019, highlighting that close to 132 million 50-plus individuals in the US will spend upwards of $84 billion a year on technology products by 2030.
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Tech Talk: Rural residents less likely to use telehealth
Studies suggest that people living in rural areas are among those who could benefit most from telehealth, yet a new report shows they are less likely than urban people to engage in three basic telehealth activities: 17% of rural people conduct online health research, 7% engage in online health maintenance, and 1.3% use online health monitoring (compared with 20%, 11%, and 2.5% of urban residents, respectively).
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What ACIs think about retirement communities
A US nationwide survey of 1,021 adults ages 75+ and their adult child influencers (ACIs; those also involved in decision-making processes) found the two groups differed in key areas of importance when it comes to choosing a retirement community.
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