Aging is a period characterized by transitions, driven by dynamic physiological changes that alter the relationship we have with our bodies and with each other. While old age is conceptually abstract and evokes complicated emotions, for statistical purposes, it requires a concrete definition: a senior is someone who is at least 65 years old. But the preparation for this stage of life can start many years earlier. Enter age tech—products and services that address care for the aging—a term that has surreptitiously seeped into the healthcare lingo.
This article explores:
The factors contributing to the surging age tech market
The current state of senior care in the US
Companies that are catering to the senior demographic and redefining what aging in the US looks like
