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In a world shaped by innovation, seniors can confidently navigate technology and enjoy its benefits, while preserving their dignity and independence.

Among people age 65 and older, just 44% use tablets and only 61% have smartphones, according to Pew Research Center.

The Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey (JFSNJ) has recently implemented various ways to engage with the older adult population in the area. Most recently, it launched Older Adults Resource Connections (OARC) in collaboration with Samaritan and Aleph Home Care. Through the program, community members can easily find out about all of the services, programs,

In the hecticness of everyday life, do you ever stop to slow down and think about the time that’s passed? What are those milestone moments you reflect on immediately? Perhaps there are also moments of sadness and grief, but hopefully those more challenging moments can be later reflected upon later in life with some

The survey is from Medicare Advantage company Alignment Healthcare. It focused on social determinants of health, which are proven to have more of an effect on overall health than clinical care.

It’s still sitting in a box, unopened. “I didn’t know how to set it up or how to get help,” said Sanders, who lives in Philadelphia and has been extremely careful during the coronavirus pandemic. Like Sanders, millions of older adults are newly motivated to get online and participate in digital offerings after being shut inside, hoping to avoid the virus, for more than a year. But many need assistance and aren’t sure where to get it. A recent survey from AARP, conducted...

It’s still sitting in a box, unopened. “I didn’t know how to set it up or how to get help,” said Sanders, who lives in Philadelphia and has been extremely careful during the coronavirus pandemic. Like Sanders, millions of older adults are newly motivated to get online and participate in digital offerings after being shut inside, hoping to avoid the virus, for more than a year. But many need assistance and aren’t sure where to get it. A recent survey from AARP, conducted...

Demand for services that provide training about tech for seniors has increased during the pandemic. — Dreamstime/TNS Six months ago, Cindy Sanders, 68, bought a computer so she could learn how to email and have Zoom chats with her great-grandchildren. It’s still sitting in a box, unopened. “I didn’t know how to set it up or how to get help,” said Sanders, who lives in Philadelphia and has been extremely careful during the coronavirus pandemic. Like Sanders, millions of older adults ar...

Six months ago, 68-year-old Cindy Sanders (Cindy Sanders) bought a computer so she can learn how to send emails and zoom chat with her great-grandson.