This roundup features a variety of new products and software designed to help senior care providers, whether in a home, community, or facility setting. OnShift, for example, has introduced new software that bases staff scheduling on resident acuity levels, in keeping with healthcare reform initiatives of provide a better quality of care while simultaneously saving money. Two other companies have created or updated online platforms designed to help seniors and their families stay in touch, while another website has listed five digital products that senior caregivers may find useful, and another senior care technology developer’s philanthropic division has committed to financially supporting a university’s senior living curriculum program. Lastly, one article asks: Are robots the answer to nursing home abuse and neglect?
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