2009 Market Overview of Technology for Aging in Place

Gilbert Guide is pleased to announce today that its Aging in Place Technology expert columnist Laurie M. Orlov has published her 2009 Market Overview of Technology for Aging in Place. Her report categorizes a broad range of technology and services, including consumer hubs like Gilbert Guide that can contribute to boomers and seniors remaining longer in their home of choice. In the overview, Ms. Orlov analyzes the present state of the aging in place industry and then using the visible trends of today creates well-considered forecasts on the industry’s future. According to Ms. Orlov, the overview “describes a real and viable market that is emerging now” but that over time will grow to address future consumer needs.

Some of the topics included in the 2009 Market Overview of Technology for Aging in Place are:

• what it takes to successfully age in place
• the relationships now and in the future between caregivers, care recipients and service providers
• the four main aging in place service categories
• advice for aging in place tech companies for future success in answering the consumer market’s needs

Besides taking stock of what consumers and vendors are doing in this space, Ms. Orlov has also put together a list of the major players in this industry. In order to obtain your copy of 2009 Market Overview of Technology for Aging in Place you will need to register on Ms. Orlov's site.

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