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5 Boomer Businesses to Know from Aging in Place Technology Watch

I have a lot of respect and admiration for Laurie Orlov who is an industry consultant and recognized expert on technology for aging in place. I've had the opportunity to meet Laurie a number of times and to present in conferences with her. I read her blog religiously (you can find her Aging in Place Technology Watch by clicking here).

A recent blog post from Aging in Place Technology Watch, entitled, "Five Offerings from the 2019 What’s Next Boomer Business Summit" shared some information about a handful of entrepreneurial (click previous link to read the full article).

Please take a look at the entire piece in order to get the details, but here are the 5 companies that the article covers:

LoroCo
Generation Exchange.
AceAge.
Montuno Software.
DreamPad.

Again, you can find the full article by clicking here.

What are your thoughts on these companies? Were you already familiar with them? What entrepreneurial companies would you add to the list? Perhaps your own?

On another note, we wanted to again share that Ankota has launched the Home Care Book Club (click previous link to join) on Goodreads.com! Our Home Care Book Club was created so folks in the home care industry can connect, share ideas, learn Best Practices, and of course, to build community through chatting about books!

More specifically, Ankota CEO, Ken Accardi, will regularly suggest and recap a book for folks to read and to discuss via the Goodreads.com platform. You can sign up and join the conversation by clicking here.

Please join the conversation by clicking the button below or sharing your thoughts in the comments below!

Ankota provides software to improve the delivery of care outside the hospital, focusing on efficiency and care coordination. Ankota's primary focus is on Care Transitions for Readmission avoidance and on management of Private Duty non-medical home care. To learn more, please visit www.ankota.com or contact us.

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Ken Accardi

May 2, 2019

Ken is the founder and CEO of Ankota, a company that helps any organization that helps older or disabled people live independently in their home of choice. Having grown up with a disability and a passion for healthcare, this is Ken's mission

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May 2, 2019

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