The spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the United States makes this a difficult time for senior housing communities. The risk level may be unknown, but our focus is clear: keep our seniors safe, protected, and connected to loved ones.
Virtual visits can help alleviate loneliness and isolation in quarantined residents. Telemedicine and telehealth are obvious ways to reduce physical exposure while maintaining healthcare services. The more providers embrace technology in times like this, the safer everyone will be.
Time is of the essence, but it’s hard to fund and deploy telehealth and virtual visit technology for your residents quickly. That’s why we want to put GrandCare in your hands at cost so you can quickly and affordably implement these vital technologies.
Payment options are flexible.
Feel free to reach out to me directly for immediate support. Stay Safe.
Laura Mitchell
CEO, GrandCare Systems
262-338-6147
www.grandcare.com
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Every day, 10,000 baby boomers become eligible for Medicare. This surge in the aging population comes with challenges. We simply don’t have the physical capability, nor can we afford to push the same traditional caregiving models. This is why professional caregivers and senior housing providers are turning to smart technologies to save on the costs of personal caregivers, enable independence, offset caregiver shortages and connect residents with family members.
Please join us for a free, educational webinar that challenges caregiving norms. It will cover the changing technology ecosystem, housing models, technology in long term care vs. private homes, and implementation best practices.
Speakers include Laura Mitchell, CEO of GrandCare, Principal at Laura Mitchell Consulting; Laurie Orlov, Analyst & Founder, Age in Place Technology Watch; Dr. Bill Thomas, Founder ChangingAging.org, the Greenhouse Project, Eden Alternative and Minka; and Ryan Frederick, Founder & CEO, SmartLiving 360
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Over the last 50 years, senior living has been completely transformed by technology. In fact, care for elders wasn’t even included in Social Security benefits until 1965. This new coverage allowed seniors to leave “poorhouses” and move into new, albeit highly unregulated, privatized care facilities. In 1968, new regulations required skilled nursing facilities to provide 24 hour nursing services, meet building codes, and maintain specific care standards for all residents. Over the next 50 years, artificial hearts, the Internet, computers, and proactive and predictive advances in chronic disease management meant that people were living longer and healthier lives. This combination of conditions created the perfect environment for the connected health sector to rise.
Senior care providers across the country are demanding better and more cost-effective technologies to care for the elderly. There’s always a new sensor, wearable device, or notification system promising to make caregiving easier. Technology startups have recognized this market potential and are flooding the industry with new gadgets and apps every day. For those caregivers, children, and spouses actually looking after seniors, a rapidly changing landscape of new products makes it difficult to keep up. Which ones really work? Which ones are actually available and on the market today? Which ones are easy to use? This can result in feelings of “technology fatigue” and may actually contribute to lower quality care.
This is where GrandCare outshines the rest. GrandCare is the most comprehensive digital health and caregiver remote monitoring technology on the market. GrandCare has had a decade to build the most robust, user friendly platform designed by caregivers for caregivers.
Try it and you’ll see why everyone is joining the #grandcareworks revolution – because taking care of an aging loved one is hard, using faulty technology makes it harder. Don’t fall for false promises and new untested technologies. Choose the known brand, GrandCare Systems because it actually works.
Ask about our direct to consumer, senior housing, in home care, hospital to home and end of life GrandCare programs! Contact us.
00info@lmcllc.ushttps://www.grandcare.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/grandcare-logo-300x138.pnginfo@lmcllc.us2020-01-06 03:18:452020-01-06 03:18:45Turns out caregiving Technologies for Seniors have to actually work
Solution to Distancing and Quarantine? How about Some Virtual Visits and Telehealth
The spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the United States makes this a difficult time for senior housing communities. The risk level may be unknown, but our focus is clear: keep our seniors safe, protected, and connected to loved ones.
Virtual visits can help alleviate loneliness and isolation in quarantined residents. Telemedicine and telehealth are obvious ways to reduce physical exposure while maintaining healthcare services. The more providers embrace technology in times like this, the safer everyone will be.
Time is of the essence, but it’s hard to fund and deploy telehealth and virtual visit technology for your residents quickly. That’s why we want to put GrandCare in your hands at cost so you can quickly and affordably implement these vital technologies.
Payment options are flexible.
Feel free to reach out to me directly for immediate support. Stay Safe.
Laura Mitchell
CEO, GrandCare Systems
262-338-6147
www.grandcare.com
GrandCare Offers Tech Tools for Aging Webinar Featuring Top Industry Experts Feb 21
Every day, 10,000 baby boomers become eligible for Medicare. This surge in the aging population comes with challenges. We simply don’t have the physical capability, nor can we afford to push the same traditional caregiving models. This is why professional caregivers and senior housing providers are turning to smart technologies to save on the costs of personal caregivers, enable independence, offset caregiver
shortages and connect residents with family members.
Please join us for a free, educational webinar that challenges caregiving norms. It will cover the changing technology ecosystem, housing models, technology in long term care vs. private homes, and implementation best practices.
Speakers include Laura Mitchell, CEO of GrandCare, Principal at Laura Mitchell Consulting; Laurie Orlov, Analyst & Founder, Age in Place Technology Watch; Dr. Bill Thomas, Founder ChangingAging.org, the Greenhouse Project, Eden Alternative and Minka; and Ryan Frederick, Founder & CEO, SmartLiving 360
What: Tools for Living: How Technology is Transforming the Experience of Independence Webinar
When: February 21, 2020 at 1:00pm ET
Where: Online
Cost: Free
To register, please visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tools-for-living-connected-technology-enabling-independence-tickets-90860952555
Turns out caregiving Technologies for Seniors have to actually work
Over the last 50 years, senior living has been completely transformed by technology. In fact, care for elders wasn’t even included in Social Security benefits until 1965. This new coverage allowed seniors to leave “poorhouses” and move into new, albeit highly unregulated, privatized care facilities. In 1968, new regulations required skilled nursing facilities to provide 24 hour nursing services, meet building codes, and maintain specific care standards for all residents. Over the next 50 years, artificial hearts, the Internet, computers, and proactive and predictive advances in chronic disease management meant that people were living longer and healthier lives. This combination of conditions created the perfect environment for the connected health sector to rise.
Senior care providers across the country are demanding better and more cost-effective technologies to care for the elderly. There’s always a new sensor, wearable device, or notification system promising to make caregiving easier. Technology startups have recognized this market potential and are flooding the industry with new gadgets and apps every day. For those caregivers, children, and spouses actually looking after seniors, a rapidly changing landscape of new products makes it difficult to keep up. Which ones really work? Which ones are actually available and on the market today? Which ones are easy to use? This can result in feelings of “technology fatigue” and may actually contribute to lower quality care.
This is where GrandCare outshines the rest. GrandCare is the most comprehensive digital health and caregiver remote monitoring technology on the market. GrandCare has had a decade to build the most robust, user friendly platform designed by caregivers for caregivers.
Try it and you’ll see why everyone is joining the #grandcareworks revolution – because taking care of an aging loved one is hard, using faulty technology makes it harder. Don’t fall for false promises and new untested technologies. Choose the known brand, GrandCare Systems because it actually works.
Ask about our direct to consumer, senior housing, in home care, hospital to home and end of life GrandCare programs! Contact us.