Supportive smart homes should be treated as core infrastructure in modern aging policy.


Supportive smart homes should be treated as core infrastructure in modern aging policy, not as experimental gadgets. We are no longer at the stage where these technologies are a futuristic dream. They are becoming accessible, cost-effective and studies are showing clear benefits to older adults and caregivers, writes Frank Knofel. Image courtesy of Pixabay
Canada is aging faster than our systems are adapting.
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