A new briefing paper from the Center for Technology and Aging outlines seven technologies that can improve the care and independence of older adults, including those with chronic conditions.

This fall, the center will solicit proposals for its Medication Optimization Technologies grants. The goal is to promote technologies that can help older adults take the right medications at the right time.

• Read the paper

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