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Why healthtech needs to unlock the longevity dividend

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The ageing global population is one of the biggest challenges our era.

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Why healthtech needs to unlock the longevity dividend The ageing global population is one of the biggest challenges our era.
Why Ergonomics for Seniors Matters More Than Ever We often talk about how Konnect enables older adults to “make video calls on their TV. The biggest and brightest screen in their home, and all from the comfort of their favourite chair or sofa”.
AI is about to revolutionise ageing at home Forget strange looking robots attempting to impersonate a meaningful conversation. The real revolution in agetech AI will look less like it was designed by a teenage comic book fan, and instead will focus on deep data insights and advanced decision...
It’s time to make customer support more personal for older adults For a decade we have been moving towards a predominantly digital world; online banking, online shopping, remote working powered by video conferencing and the convergence of wearables and healthtech to name but a few.
Is perception the biggest barrier to technology adoption amongst older adults? Older adults face unique challenges when it comes to the adoption of new technology. The barriers can range from the physical to psychological.
Government support has been key to healthtech surviving Covid-19 The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated societal level change at an unprecedented scale and scope. Working from home has gone from an occasional perk, to the new normal. Health technology has gone from a slow burn to a national priority.
Single Point of Access (SPA) or Single Point of Failure?  If a Single Point of Access (SPA) system is to work, then it needs to do what it says on the box!
John’s Story December 9th is Homecare Day 2020 and Kraydel joins people up and down the country celebrating and raising awareness of the role homecare services play in the health and social care community. 
Thank you for the iPads and iPhones for care homes. I’m sure Apple shareholders will be thrilled – but will older adults? While Matt Hancock’s drive to deliver digital transformation in the health care sector should be applauded, the recent announcement of iPads for care homes is short-sighted and ignores the market research. The 11,000 iPads amount to less than one unit...
Matt Hancock embraces “Zoom medicine” and the need for more telehealth Health Secretary Matt Hancock has praised the “hugely positive” response to virtual telehealth appointments during the coronavirus pandemic and supports an ongoing shift towards more “Zoom medicine”.

Taking care of your mental health while isolated

31 March 2020 | 0 Comment


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The restrictions on social contact and movement can feel frustrating, but there are a number of things that can be done to maintain your social connection and improve your mental wellbeing.

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Why healthtech needs to unlock the longevity dividend The ageing global population is one of the biggest challenges our era.
Why Ergonomics for Seniors Matters More Than Ever We often talk about how Konnect enables older adults to “make video calls on their TV. The biggest and brightest screen in their home, and all from the comfort of their favourite chair or sofa”.
AI is about to revolutionise ageing at home Forget strange looking robots attempting to impersonate a meaningful conversation. The real revolution in agetech AI will look less like it was designed by a teenage comic book fan, and instead will focus on deep data insights and advanced decision...
It’s time to make customer support more personal for older adults For a decade we have been moving towards a predominantly digital world; online banking, online shopping, remote working powered by video conferencing and the convergence of wearables and healthtech to name but a few.
Is perception the biggest barrier to technology adoption amongst older adults? Older adults face unique challenges when it comes to the adoption of new technology. The barriers can range from the physical to psychological.
Government support has been key to healthtech surviving Covid-19 The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated societal level change at an unprecedented scale and scope. Working from home has gone from an occasional perk, to the new normal. Health technology has gone from a slow burn to a national priority.
Single Point of Access (SPA) or Single Point of Failure?  If a Single Point of Access (SPA) system is to work, then it needs to do what it says on the box!
John’s Story December 9th is Homecare Day 2020 and Kraydel joins people up and down the country celebrating and raising awareness of the role homecare services play in the health and social care community. 
Thank you for the iPads and iPhones for care homes. I’m sure Apple shareholders will be thrilled – but will older adults? While Matt Hancock’s drive to deliver digital transformation in the health care sector should be applauded, the recent announcement of iPads for care homes is short-sighted and ignores the market research. The 11,000 iPads amount to less than one unit...
Matt Hancock embraces “Zoom medicine” and the need for more telehealth Health Secretary Matt Hancock has praised the “hugely positive” response to virtual telehealth appointments during the coronavirus pandemic and supports an ongoing shift towards more “Zoom medicine”.

How can the care sector protect the vulnerable during the Covid-19 outbreak?

26 March 2020 | 0 Comment


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As the Covid-19 pandemic spreads, even the most bustling cities have fallen silent as residents heed the guidance to self-isolate. But whilst we are all in quarantine, for now, there is one group who are far more at-risk than the rest – older adults.

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Why healthtech needs to unlock the longevity dividend The ageing global population is one of the biggest challenges our era.
Why Ergonomics for Seniors Matters More Than Ever We often talk about how Konnect enables older adults to “make video calls on their TV. The biggest and brightest screen in their home, and all from the comfort of their favourite chair or sofa”.
AI is about to revolutionise ageing at home Forget strange looking robots attempting to impersonate a meaningful conversation. The real revolution in agetech AI will look less like it was designed by a teenage comic book fan, and instead will focus on deep data insights and advanced decision...
It’s time to make customer support more personal for older adults For a decade we have been moving towards a predominantly digital world; online banking, online shopping, remote working powered by video conferencing and the convergence of wearables and healthtech to name but a few.
Is perception the biggest barrier to technology adoption amongst older adults? Older adults face unique challenges when it comes to the adoption of new technology. The barriers can range from the physical to psychological.
Government support has been key to healthtech surviving Covid-19 The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated societal level change at an unprecedented scale and scope. Working from home has gone from an occasional perk, to the new normal. Health technology has gone from a slow burn to a national priority.
Single Point of Access (SPA) or Single Point of Failure?  If a Single Point of Access (SPA) system is to work, then it needs to do what it says on the box!
John’s Story December 9th is Homecare Day 2020 and Kraydel joins people up and down the country celebrating and raising awareness of the role homecare services play in the health and social care community. 
Thank you for the iPads and iPhones for care homes. I’m sure Apple shareholders will be thrilled – but will older adults? While Matt Hancock’s drive to deliver digital transformation in the health care sector should be applauded, the recent announcement of iPads for care homes is short-sighted and ignores the market research. The 11,000 iPads amount to less than one unit...
Matt Hancock embraces “Zoom medicine” and the need for more telehealth Health Secretary Matt Hancock has praised the “hugely positive” response to virtual telehealth appointments during the coronavirus pandemic and supports an ongoing shift towards more “Zoom medicine”.

Planning for life in the “New Normal”

20 March 2020 | 0 Comment


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When this generation looks back at our lives we will begin to reflect on the three new age defining epochs: BC, DC, and AC.

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Why healthtech needs to unlock the longevity dividend The ageing global population is one of the biggest challenges our era.
Why Ergonomics for Seniors Matters More Than Ever We often talk about how Konnect enables older adults to “make video calls on their TV. The biggest and brightest screen in their home, and all from the comfort of their favourite chair or sofa”.
AI is about to revolutionise ageing at home Forget strange looking robots attempting to impersonate a meaningful conversation. The real revolution in agetech AI will look less like it was designed by a teenage comic book fan, and instead will focus on deep data insights and advanced decision...
It’s time to make customer support more personal for older adults For a decade we have been moving towards a predominantly digital world; online banking, online shopping, remote working powered by video conferencing and the convergence of wearables and healthtech to name but a few.
Is perception the biggest barrier to technology adoption amongst older adults? Older adults face unique challenges when it comes to the adoption of new technology. The barriers can range from the physical to psychological.
Government support has been key to healthtech surviving Covid-19 The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated societal level change at an unprecedented scale and scope. Working from home has gone from an occasional perk, to the new normal. Health technology has gone from a slow burn to a national priority.
Single Point of Access (SPA) or Single Point of Failure?  If a Single Point of Access (SPA) system is to work, then it needs to do what it says on the box!
John’s Story December 9th is Homecare Day 2020 and Kraydel joins people up and down the country celebrating and raising awareness of the role homecare services play in the health and social care community. 
Thank you for the iPads and iPhones for care homes. I’m sure Apple shareholders will be thrilled – but will older adults? While Matt Hancock’s drive to deliver digital transformation in the health care sector should be applauded, the recent announcement of iPads for care homes is short-sighted and ignores the market research. The 11,000 iPads amount to less than one unit...
Matt Hancock embraces “Zoom medicine” and the need for more telehealth Health Secretary Matt Hancock has praised the “hugely positive” response to virtual telehealth appointments during the coronavirus pandemic and supports an ongoing shift towards more “Zoom medicine”.

Successful social isolation needs purpose and routine

16 March 2020 | 0 Comment


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Sitting in splendid social isolation in London, we see two phrases being used more than any other.

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Why healthtech needs to unlock the longevity dividend The ageing global population is one of the biggest challenges our era.
Why Ergonomics for Seniors Matters More Than Ever We often talk about how Konnect enables older adults to “make video calls on their TV. The biggest and brightest screen in their home, and all from the comfort of their favourite chair or sofa”.
AI is about to revolutionise ageing at home Forget strange looking robots attempting to impersonate a meaningful conversation. The real revolution in agetech AI will look less like it was designed by a teenage comic book fan, and instead will focus on deep data insights and advanced decision...
It’s time to make customer support more personal for older adults For a decade we have been moving towards a predominantly digital world; online banking, online shopping, remote working powered by video conferencing and the convergence of wearables and healthtech to name but a few.
Is perception the biggest barrier to technology adoption amongst older adults? Older adults face unique challenges when it comes to the adoption of new technology. The barriers can range from the physical to psychological.
Government support has been key to healthtech surviving Covid-19 The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated societal level change at an unprecedented scale and scope. Working from home has gone from an occasional perk, to the new normal. Health technology has gone from a slow burn to a national priority.
Single Point of Access (SPA) or Single Point of Failure?  If a Single Point of Access (SPA) system is to work, then it needs to do what it says on the box!
John’s Story December 9th is Homecare Day 2020 and Kraydel joins people up and down the country celebrating and raising awareness of the role homecare services play in the health and social care community. 
Thank you for the iPads and iPhones for care homes. I’m sure Apple shareholders will be thrilled – but will older adults? While Matt Hancock’s drive to deliver digital transformation in the health care sector should be applauded, the recent announcement of iPads for care homes is short-sighted and ignores the market research. The 11,000 iPads amount to less than one unit...
Matt Hancock embraces “Zoom medicine” and the need for more telehealth Health Secretary Matt Hancock has praised the “hugely positive” response to virtual telehealth appointments during the coronavirus pandemic and supports an ongoing shift towards more “Zoom medicine”.

From social isolation to self isolation

05 March 2020 | 0 Comment


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In 2019, the world had started to realise the growing health crisis that was being caused by loneliness amongst older adults, in particular.

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Why healthtech needs to unlock the longevity dividend The ageing global population is one of the biggest challenges our era.
Why Ergonomics for Seniors Matters More Than Ever We often talk about how Konnect enables older adults to “make video calls on their TV. The biggest and brightest screen in their home, and all from the comfort of their favourite chair or sofa”.
AI is about to revolutionise ageing at home Forget strange looking robots attempting to impersonate a meaningful conversation. The real revolution in agetech AI will look less like it was designed by a teenage comic book fan, and instead will focus on deep data insights and advanced decision...
It’s time to make customer support more personal for older adults For a decade we have been moving towards a predominantly digital world; online banking, online shopping, remote working powered by video conferencing and the convergence of wearables and healthtech to name but a few.
Is perception the biggest barrier to technology adoption amongst older adults? Older adults face unique challenges when it comes to the adoption of new technology. The barriers can range from the physical to psychological.
Government support has been key to healthtech surviving Covid-19 The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated societal level change at an unprecedented scale and scope. Working from home has gone from an occasional perk, to the new normal. Health technology has gone from a slow burn to a national priority.
Single Point of Access (SPA) or Single Point of Failure?  If a Single Point of Access (SPA) system is to work, then it needs to do what it says on the box!
John’s Story December 9th is Homecare Day 2020 and Kraydel joins people up and down the country celebrating and raising awareness of the role homecare services play in the health and social care community. 
Thank you for the iPads and iPhones for care homes. I’m sure Apple shareholders will be thrilled – but will older adults? While Matt Hancock’s drive to deliver digital transformation in the health care sector should be applauded, the recent announcement of iPads for care homes is short-sighted and ignores the market research. The 11,000 iPads amount to less than one unit...
Matt Hancock embraces “Zoom medicine” and the need for more telehealth Health Secretary Matt Hancock has praised the “hugely positive” response to virtual telehealth appointments during the coronavirus pandemic and supports an ongoing shift towards more “Zoom medicine”.

How old is “old”?

28 February 2020 | 0 Comment


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One of the things that causes AgeTech companies like Kraydel difficulty, is how to refer to the very people whom we are trying to assist. Are they “the elderly”, “elders”, “seniors”, “old people”, “the aged”, “geriatrics” or something else?

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Why healthtech needs to unlock the longevity dividend The ageing global population is one of the biggest challenges our era.
Why Ergonomics for Seniors Matters More Than Ever We often talk about how Konnect enables older adults to “make video calls on their TV. The biggest and brightest screen in their home, and all from the comfort of their favourite chair or sofa”.
AI is about to revolutionise ageing at home Forget strange looking robots attempting to impersonate a meaningful conversation. The real revolution in agetech AI will look less like it was designed by a teenage comic book fan, and instead will focus on deep data insights and advanced decision...
It’s time to make customer support more personal for older adults For a decade we have been moving towards a predominantly digital world; online banking, online shopping, remote working powered by video conferencing and the convergence of wearables and healthtech to name but a few.
Is perception the biggest barrier to technology adoption amongst older adults? Older adults face unique challenges when it comes to the adoption of new technology. The barriers can range from the physical to psychological.
Government support has been key to healthtech surviving Covid-19 The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated societal level change at an unprecedented scale and scope. Working from home has gone from an occasional perk, to the new normal. Health technology has gone from a slow burn to a national priority.
Single Point of Access (SPA) or Single Point of Failure?  If a Single Point of Access (SPA) system is to work, then it needs to do what it says on the box!
John’s Story December 9th is Homecare Day 2020 and Kraydel joins people up and down the country celebrating and raising awareness of the role homecare services play in the health and social care community. 
Thank you for the iPads and iPhones for care homes. I’m sure Apple shareholders will be thrilled – but will older adults? While Matt Hancock’s drive to deliver digital transformation in the health care sector should be applauded, the recent announcement of iPads for care homes is short-sighted and ignores the market research. The 11,000 iPads amount to less than one unit...
Matt Hancock embraces “Zoom medicine” and the need for more telehealth Health Secretary Matt Hancock has praised the “hugely positive” response to virtual telehealth appointments during the coronavirus pandemic and supports an ongoing shift towards more “Zoom medicine”.

Navigating the balance between defining the over 70’s and labelling them

23 February 2020 | 0 Comment


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In a recent blog article, Paul Moorhead, Kraydel’s Chief Research Officer asked the question “How Old is Old?” and explored some of the terminology used to define the over 70’s.

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Why healthtech needs to unlock the longevity dividend The ageing global population is one of the biggest challenges our era.
Why Ergonomics for Seniors Matters More Than Ever We often talk about how Konnect enables older adults to “make video calls on their TV. The biggest and brightest screen in their home, and all from the comfort of their favourite chair or sofa”.
AI is about to revolutionise ageing at home Forget strange looking robots attempting to impersonate a meaningful conversation. The real revolution in agetech AI will look less like it was designed by a teenage comic book fan, and instead will focus on deep data insights and advanced decision...
It’s time to make customer support more personal for older adults For a decade we have been moving towards a predominantly digital world; online banking, online shopping, remote working powered by video conferencing and the convergence of wearables and healthtech to name but a few.
Is perception the biggest barrier to technology adoption amongst older adults? Older adults face unique challenges when it comes to the adoption of new technology. The barriers can range from the physical to psychological.
Government support has been key to healthtech surviving Covid-19 The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated societal level change at an unprecedented scale and scope. Working from home has gone from an occasional perk, to the new normal. Health technology has gone from a slow burn to a national priority.
Single Point of Access (SPA) or Single Point of Failure?  If a Single Point of Access (SPA) system is to work, then it needs to do what it says on the box!
John’s Story December 9th is Homecare Day 2020 and Kraydel joins people up and down the country celebrating and raising awareness of the role homecare services play in the health and social care community. 
Thank you for the iPads and iPhones for care homes. I’m sure Apple shareholders will be thrilled – but will older adults? While Matt Hancock’s drive to deliver digital transformation in the health care sector should be applauded, the recent announcement of iPads for care homes is short-sighted and ignores the market research. The 11,000 iPads amount to less than one unit...
Matt Hancock embraces “Zoom medicine” and the need for more telehealth Health Secretary Matt Hancock has praised the “hugely positive” response to virtual telehealth appointments during the coronavirus pandemic and supports an ongoing shift towards more “Zoom medicine”.

Life Expectations v Longevity

16 January 2020 | 0 Comment


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On the radio yesterday I heard a discussion about the increase in life expectancy during the 20th century. One commentator observed, rather depressingly, that we hadn’t extended life, we had extended death.

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Why healthtech needs to unlock the longevity dividend The ageing global population is one of the biggest challenges our era.
Why Ergonomics for Seniors Matters More Than Ever We often talk about how Konnect enables older adults to “make video calls on their TV. The biggest and brightest screen in their home, and all from the comfort of their favourite chair or sofa”.
AI is about to revolutionise ageing at home Forget strange looking robots attempting to impersonate a meaningful conversation. The real revolution in agetech AI will look less like it was designed by a teenage comic book fan, and instead will focus on deep data insights and advanced decision...
It’s time to make customer support more personal for older adults For a decade we have been moving towards a predominantly digital world; online banking, online shopping, remote working powered by video conferencing and the convergence of wearables and healthtech to name but a few.
Is perception the biggest barrier to technology adoption amongst older adults? Older adults face unique challenges when it comes to the adoption of new technology. The barriers can range from the physical to psychological.
Government support has been key to healthtech surviving Covid-19 The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated societal level change at an unprecedented scale and scope. Working from home has gone from an occasional perk, to the new normal. Health technology has gone from a slow burn to a national priority.
Single Point of Access (SPA) or Single Point of Failure?  If a Single Point of Access (SPA) system is to work, then it needs to do what it says on the box!
John’s Story December 9th is Homecare Day 2020 and Kraydel joins people up and down the country celebrating and raising awareness of the role homecare services play in the health and social care community. 
Thank you for the iPads and iPhones for care homes. I’m sure Apple shareholders will be thrilled – but will older adults? While Matt Hancock’s drive to deliver digital transformation in the health care sector should be applauded, the recent announcement of iPads for care homes is short-sighted and ignores the market research. The 11,000 iPads amount to less than one unit...
Matt Hancock embraces “Zoom medicine” and the need for more telehealth Health Secretary Matt Hancock has praised the “hugely positive” response to virtual telehealth appointments during the coronavirus pandemic and supports an ongoing shift towards more “Zoom medicine”.

How can technology support the sandwich generation?

31 December 2019 | 0 Comment


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As people live longer, and families are started later in life, parents are finding themselves in a difficult situation: they are looking after growing families but also have to take care of ageing parents.
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Why healthtech needs to unlock the longevity dividend The ageing global population is one of the biggest challenges our era.
Why Ergonomics for Seniors Matters More Than Ever We often talk about how Konnect enables older adults to “make video calls on their TV. The biggest and brightest screen in their home, and all from the comfort of their favourite chair or sofa”.
AI is about to revolutionise ageing at home Forget strange looking robots attempting to impersonate a meaningful conversation. The real revolution in agetech AI will look less like it was designed by a teenage comic book fan, and instead will focus on deep data insights and advanced decision...
It’s time to make customer support more personal for older adults For a decade we have been moving towards a predominantly digital world; online banking, online shopping, remote working powered by video conferencing and the convergence of wearables and healthtech to name but a few.
Is perception the biggest barrier to technology adoption amongst older adults? Older adults face unique challenges when it comes to the adoption of new technology. The barriers can range from the physical to psychological.
Government support has been key to healthtech surviving Covid-19 The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated societal level change at an unprecedented scale and scope. Working from home has gone from an occasional perk, to the new normal. Health technology has gone from a slow burn to a national priority.
Single Point of Access (SPA) or Single Point of Failure?  If a Single Point of Access (SPA) system is to work, then it needs to do what it says on the box!
John’s Story December 9th is Homecare Day 2020 and Kraydel joins people up and down the country celebrating and raising awareness of the role homecare services play in the health and social care community. 
Thank you for the iPads and iPhones for care homes. I’m sure Apple shareholders will be thrilled – but will older adults? While Matt Hancock’s drive to deliver digital transformation in the health care sector should be applauded, the recent announcement of iPads for care homes is short-sighted and ignores the market research. The 11,000 iPads amount to less than one unit...
Matt Hancock embraces “Zoom medicine” and the need for more telehealth Health Secretary Matt Hancock has praised the “hugely positive” response to virtual telehealth appointments during the coronavirus pandemic and supports an ongoing shift towards more “Zoom medicine”.