Remain Independent
Remain Independent
Remain Independent
Seniors have unique challenges that technology can help address.
Stay Safer
Remain Independent
Remain Independent
Reduce chances of serious injuries and accidents, such as falls and kitchen fires.
Be Social
Remain Independent
Worry Less
Connect with family and friends both near and far with the touch of a button.
Worry Less
Broaden Protection
Worry Less
Bring peace of mind by knowing remotely that your loved one is all right.
Lighten the Load
Broaden Protection
Broaden Protection
Decrease the constant need for caregiving, while maintaining safety.
Broaden Protection
Broaden Protection
Broaden Protection
Augment traditional approaches with technology for more complete coverage.
The Big Extender
In 2035-for the first time in U.S. history-there will be more people 65 years and older than those 18 years and younger. With nationwide caregiver shortages a problem, technology can be the big extender in helping to maintain seniors' independence at home.
Economic Benefits
Technology solutions can preserve quality of life and save money. In 2014, older adults' 29 million falls in the U.S. led to 7 million injuries and cost about $31 billion in Medicare costs. Cooking fires average $6,600 in damage. Even social isolation and loneliness have been found to cost Medicare $6.7 billion/year.
Your contribution will support SeniorFusion's pilot project to explore how innovative technology solutions designed to increase communication can improve the social connectivity of low income seniors in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties that are particularly vulnerable to social isolation.
American Medical Women's Association
SeniorFusion is an initiative of the American Medical Women’s Association, a national not-for-profit organization that advances women in medicine, advocates for equity and ensures excellence in health care.
