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Digital Technology Bundles: A Testing and Validation Blueprint for Fall Prevention
Falls are the leading cause of injury, both fatal and nonfatal, among adults aged 65 and above. In response, an array of fall...
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Digital Technology Bundles: A Testing and Validation Blueprint for Fall Prevention
Falls are the leading cause of injury, both fatal and nonfatal, among adults aged 65 and above. In response, an array of fall...
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Innovative Financing and Care Models to Scale Affordable Housing Solutions for Middle-Income Older AdultsThe United States is experiencing a significant demographic shift with projections indicating that, by 2034, the older adult population (65 and older) will surpass the population under 18.
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Digital Technology Bundles: A Testing and Validation Blueprint for Fall Prevention
Falls are the leading cause of injury, both fatal and nonfatal, among adults aged 65 and above. In response, an array of fall-prevention technologies has become available; however, an abundance of “point solutions”—apps, products, services...Read Report
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Request for Information on Health Technology Ecosystem
Milken Institute Health is honored to provide its expert response to the Request for Information: Health Technology Ecosystem [CMS-0042-NC]. As a nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank, the Milken Institute believes in the power of capital...Read LetterImage
Esther Krofah
Executive Vice President, Milken Institute HealthEsther Krofah is the executive vice president of Health at the Milken Institute, leading FasterCures, Public Health, the Future of Aging, and Feeding Change. A recognized expert in health policy, biomedical innovation, and clinical research, Krofah has extensive experience shaping health initiatives that unite diverse stakeholders, foster collaboration, and motivate action toward shared goals. -
The Future of Connected Care: Enabling Healthy Longevity and Aging at Home
Three in four adults over age 50 want to age at home. However, increasing home care needs, direct care workforce shortages, and fewer family caregivers create gaps in support. At the same time, the care landscape is shifting. Telehealth...Read Report
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The Strategic Framework for a National Plan on Aging
The Interagency Coordinating Committee on Healthy Aging and Age-Friendly Communities Administration for Community Living US Department of Health and Human Services Washington, DC 20201 Dear Interagency Coordinating Committee on Healthy...Read Letter
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Revitalizing the American Dream through Housing Access
Picture this: owning a well-appointed single-family home in a prosperous suburb. Perhaps there’s a picket fence around the yard and a couple of kids or a dog playing on the lawn. This is our image of the American Dream, frozen in time since...Read Essay -
Shaping Environments to Shape Us: The Case for Longevity Cities
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Transcending Age-Based Divides: The Case for Scaling Intergenerational Solutions
Major demographic changes in the United States are leading to an increasingly multicultural and multigenerational society. By 2030, the percentages of adults aged 65 and older and children under age 18 will be roughly the same, with ethnic...Read Report
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Innovative Financing and Care Models to Scale Affordable Housing Solutions for Middle-Income Older Adults
The United States is experiencing a significant demographic shift with projections indicating that, by 2034, the older adult population (65 and older) will surpass the population under 18. This shift is expected to result in 80 million...Read Report
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Blue Zones Project: Lessons from the Longest-Lived People
While each American has a responsibility to manage their own health, evidence-based modifications to the living environment can produce sustainable healthy habits and better outcomes, lower health-care costs, and increased economic returns...Read Essay
