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The report deepens our understanding of both how Americans feel about aging and falling, and the true impact falls have on adults residing in—and out—of senior living communities. Because with a greater understanding of a problem we can work towards more effective, transformative solutions.
“Every 11 seconds an older adult is treated in the Emergency Room for a fall. And while little is known about the risk factors that are
New research published in the American Journal of Managed Care reveals SafelyYou’s AI-enabled fall detection reduces need for emergency services in dementia-care facilities by a
Congratulations to our very own Pulkit Agrawal, whose work was recently featured in the MIT Technology Review! We are thrilled to have researchers on the
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