Innovations for Aging Well A. Dale Josey

Previous episodes focused on scientific innovators and organizations as early adopters of innovation. Episode 5 concentrates on how technology has been life transforming for a senior wheelchair bound resident of Nazareth Home.

Christine Hale, MD , Todd Hlasney, and Brooke Runnion discuss multiple topics for the aging sector. Including mutually beneficial wellness programs for employees and residents of long term care facilities. Lockton's suite of services includes investing in workers providing care for older adults, some of whom may be navigating the most challenging times of their lives.

ToiLabs founder and CEO Vik Kashyap and Dr. Paul Cristman, Director of Engineering, discuss TruLoo. Their invention is the world's first connected toilet seat capable of analyzing human output without any effort on behalf of senior users. Masonic Homes of California President and CEO Gary Charland, and Dr. Joseph P. Prichard discuss application of this 24/7 silent monitoring device in clinical and residential communities operated by MHC.

Deepak Gaddipati, CTO of VirtuSense Technologies (VST), discusses an innovative suite of products using artificial intelligence and data analytics to quickly and objectively assess and predict injury risk. President & CEO Lawrence D. Carlson discusses application of VST in clinical and residential settings operated by United Methodist Communities.