Smart devices for the home include induction cooktops, sensor lights and camera doorbells By Michele C. Hollow My mom's rejection of technology is something I often embrace. Together, we usually shun anything high tech. That recently changed when my husband installed a talk-to-text app on my phone. Induction Cooktops provide a... read more →
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Nuance Audio is a new option for people who resist traditional aids, from the company that makes Ray-Bans and operates LensCrafters By Nicole Nguyen June 22, 2025 Illustration: ELENA SCOTTI/WSJ, Nuance Audio These aren’t just any specs. They’re eyeglasses with hearing aids built in, designed for people with mild to moderate hearing... read more →
Dec
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We’ve lived our lives relying mainly on our own judgment. But at some point, our major decisions won’t be ours alone to make. By Stephen Kreider Yoder Illustration: Paul Blow The first few years in retirement are often the most difficult. But they also can set the stage for how you’ll fill the... read more →
Oct
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ByTim BajarinContributorTim Bajarin covers the tech industry’s impact on PC and CE markets.Follow Author Apple announced on Sept. 9, 2024 that AirPods will be able to be used as over the counter hearing ... [+]getty Apple's AirPods dominate the wireless earbud market, but they are about to become an important part... read more →
Oct
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by: Inspīr Senior Living Team Smartphones have become increasingly popular among older adults due to accessibility, user-friendly interfaces and the convenience they add to daily life. According to a study conducted by the Department of Psychology at Michigan State University, technology use among older adults has actually been linked to better... read more →
Oct
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The growing ranks of Americans aged 85 and older require a lot of care and caregivers; we don’t have enough of either. The U.S. Census Bureau projects that the number of centenarians in the United States will quadruple over the next three decades from about 100,000 today to more than... read more →
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It’s no secret that as we age, we become increasingly at risk of falling, and fall-related injuries are more dangerousfor older adults. What researchers recently learned, however, is potentially significant: a definitive link between cognitive slowing and fall risk, and an opportunity to provide better care for those living with... read more →
Sep
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Tips for Seniors on Eating Well in the Golden Years As a senior, fulfilling your nutritional needs is an important pillar in maintaining your complete wellness. Here are some ways you can get what you need without breaking your budget. Identifying Your Nutritional Needs As we age, our nutritional needs... read more →
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Trends and winners at the Silicon Valley Boomer Venture Summit By Richard EisenbergMoney & Work EditorJune 13, 2019 Credit: Mary FurlongToi Labs won the 2019 Silicon Valley Boomer Venture Summit Business Plan Competition for its toilet with health sensors There’s been a lot of hand-wringing about the lack of innovation and... read more →
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Time to relax and recharge is essential for you and your loved one By Debbie SwansonApril 18, 2019 Credit: Adobe When you’re responsible for the care of a loved one, thoughts of escaping to a white sand beach, a fun, bustling city or even just a nearby charming little town may... read more →