Articles by author: Larry Carlson
The demographic shift towards an aging population, projected to reach 27 million Americans in nursing and assisted living facilities by 2050, raises significant concerns about indoor air quality in these environments. With respiratory health already being a critical issue among seniors, the stakes are high for ensuring that HVAC systems are up to par….
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Aging in Place Demands Proper Investments in Home Safety Measures & Technology
As the world grapples with an larger aging population, the concept of “aging in place” is gaining unprecedented momentum. According to a new Redfin survey, over three-quarters of baby boomers (78%) plan to stay in their current homes as they age. This trend is driven by improvements in digital health services as well…
Healthcare
How Assisted Living Residences Can Become a Resource to the Wider Community
Zippia reports that by 2050, an estimated 27 million to 30 million people in the Americas will require long-term care services. Larry Carlson, Former President & CEO, of United Methodist Communities, gives his take on how assisted living residences can become a resource to the wider community through tools and resources. Larry’s Thoughts: “Let’s…
Engineering & Construction
A Perspective on Robotics in the Caregiving Industry
There’s new tech in town and that includes the introduction of caregiving robots to meet demand. Researchers at the University of New Hampshire are receiving a $2.8M grant to develop assistive care robots that will ease the burden on caregivers. Is this technology a worthy investment for the caregiving industry, or is the human…