Consider the observation by a Duke researcher: "Tech has the potential to help preserve independence…Ultimately we want nursing homes to disappear. Luckily that Wall Street Journal Supplement is no longer available and the Duke researcher cannot be embarrassed.
Consider the observation by a Duke researcher: "Tech has the potential to help preserve independence…Ultimately we want nursing homes to disappear.
Luckily that Wall Street Journal Supplement is no longer available and the Duke researcher cannot be embarrassed.
As of last year, there were 15,000 certified nursing homes in the US, serving 1.2 million people, including Medicare-funded rehabilitation services, as well as Medicaid-funded care for older adults and...
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Consider the observation by a Duke researcher: "Tech has the potential to help preserve independence…Ultimately we want nursing homes to disappear. Luckily that Wall Street Journal Supplement is no longer available and the Duke researcher cannot be embarrassed. As of last year, there were 15,000 certified nursing homes in the US, serving 1.2 million people, including Medicare-funded rehabilitation services, as well as Medicaid-funded care for older adults and people with disabilities.
A 2018 blog post sets a stage for comparison with today. We want people to live peacefully in their own home." Hmmm. Of several offerings mentioned in that blog post, what happened?
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