In our lives, we either are, have been or will be a caregiver. And it is a loving, challenging, fulfilling, exhausting, priceless, financially costly, emotionally and physically draining role – sometimes, all in one day. I watched my mother as a caregiver. Virtually overnight – as it so often happens –...
A recent article in the NY Times describes the use of a robot named Zora at an elder care hospital in France. I had the privilege of meeting one of these robots in a Silicon Valley innovation center a couple of years ago. As you can see from the delight...
Alzheimer’s, dementia, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and other conditions affecting memory impact more than 6 million Americans every year. Our brave veterans are no stranger to conditions related to impaired memory. Over time, memory-related conditions usually require some form of caregiving oversight, provided by a spouse, adult child, other...
