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How Technology Will Soon Change Urban Senior Living Design

August 9, 2018

Operators of senior living communities noted that today’s seniors are often more knowledgeable about technology than past cohorts, and more willing to continue to adopt new tech. Common apps like Netflix and Hulu are popular, although senior users often need more assistance to learn how to use new apps. On the other hand, many seniors do not like features like Siri because of privacy concerns, and want a more discrete level of safety features that do won’t make them feel monitored.

Key Takeaways:

  • Those who live in urban areas are conforming to new forms of technology that make city activities such as navigating transportation needs much easier.
  • Technology can cause some frustration among older residents due to them needing to relearn various software models over and over.
  • Executive director Michelle Moros expresses how important security is when you utilize technology in larger cities.

“Today’s residents are using more technology than residents in the past”

Read more: https://seniorhousingnews.com/2018/06/25/technology-will-soon-change-urban-senior-living-design/

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Tyler Williams

As an Area Owner and Operator of a Home Matters Caregiving franchise, I am committed to ensuring exceptional outcomes for our valued clients and caregivers. My passion for elevating our service quality is matched by my role as a blogger and social media manager for the franchise, where I share insights, updates, and foster community engagement. Prior to senior care, I used my strategic communication and brand development skills as the Marketing Director of a regional bank. My diverse experience supports my commitment to excellence and innovation in both healthcare and digital communication.
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