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Disrupting Eldercare
Quite clearly, inexpensive healthcare technology platforms such as telehealth, remote monitoring, and contact tracing will be an essential cornerstone of managing nursing homes going forward.
Michael A. Greeley • Pulling Back the Veil Surrounding Nursing Homes…
Given that truly capable and autonomous elder-care robots are unlikely to emerge in the near future, it might seem reasonable to expect that the looming shortage of nursing home workers and home health aids will, to a significant extent, offset any technology-driven job losses that occur in other sectors of the economy.
Martin Ford • Rise of the Robots: Technology and the Threat of a Jobless Future
Over the past decade we have seen a wave of consumer fintech innovation unbundle the traditional bank and financial services platforms as younger customers have poured in to those emerging leaders. But no recent consumer-focused fintech player has built a new, large financial services platform specifically focused on America’s aging population. Giv... See more
Tali Vogelstein • Roadmap: Fintech for the aging
We see opportunities to provide solutions for family caretakers who are on the front lines in caring for the elderly.