McKnight’s Senior Living May 30, 2024
Tyler Moffitt

During the pandemic, the digital universe became a vital part of daily life, particularly for older adults. And that importance has continued.

When the world shut down, senior living residents and other older adults had to learn new ways to connect with their families; the internet became that lifeline. The pandemic also showed people less familiar with the digital realm all that is possible online.

Today, 61% of those aged 65 or more years use smartphones, embracing social media, video chats, online shopping and even online dating. Smartphones are not just communication tools; they’re critical for health monitoring and safety, offering medication reminders, heart rate monitoring, falls alerts and emergency call features, enabling older adults to live a more...

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