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A majority of those who use health wearables say they would share their personal health data with clinicians, a new study shows.

A new tool that attaches to a smart phone is designed to screen for Alzheimer’s, via eyes, to avoid typical racial bias.

A new screening platform for brain disease has expanded accessibility and includes a three minute cognitive assessment.

New app OpenCap uses AI to help interpret video footage of a user’s muscle and joint movements, and subsequently generate health diagnostics.

A software platform designed to streamline workflows and communication for healthcare administrators is being picked up for medical directors of one of the major senior care providers in the Midwest. 

Two companies that produce technology to enable “smart” cushioned wheelchairs announced a new partnership this week.

Despite claims that blue light filtering can alleviate symptoms of eye strain, research showed no little to no difference between those using blue lights and those who do not.

A training program aimed specifically at seniors who have had difficulty accessing or using technology has shown positive results, researchers said.

A recent partnership between a rehab provider and digital care platform OneStep highlights the latter’s efforts to make inroads within senior living.

A new partnership between T-Mobile and Older Adults Technology Services (OATS) will offer tools and training to 100 select long-term care providers in 15 states in the rural south.