This month, AARP Bulletin details how technology is aiding in advancing longevity. From new tech that can help adults stay in their homes for more years to a deep dive on medical triumphs in extending ...

We are living in a tech world and older adults are learning to embrace it. According to AARP, older Americans ... on learning the computer. "Teaching seniors, every one of them is a different ...

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The site was developed by Older Adults Technology Service (OATS), who are an AARP affiliate. OATS were leading computer classes for seniors and moved online during the pandemic, and the idea grew ...

Minter-Jordan, who has previously held roles as president and CEO of CareQuest Institute for Oral Health and CEO and chief ...

downloading music or books, connecting to wireless networks and sending text messages. Most of the teens said the program is helping seniors overcome their apprehension about technology ...

Many travel discounts for seniors require proof of ... groceries, and technology and wireless services. Retirees can connect with AARP communities in person and online. There are additional ...

Computer training for senior citizens is being offered free by AARP and the Urban League of Kansas and seniors don't have to own a computer. .

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The AARP Purpose Prize award ... that experience drew the connection for Jacobs between how similar technology could help foster care professionals find those children’s families.