Care Technology Systems was featured prominently in an article in The Tennessean newspaper this week. The article focused on new technologies being applied to the current and future challenges of seniors ‘aging in place’.

Systems like this are becoming more common as more seniors opt for living at home — specialists call it “aging in place” — while still staying under the watchful eye of concerned family members and caregivers. As the baby boomer population begins to hit retirement, families face the challenge of supporting these seniors, particularly if they live alone.

And as this market grows, more companies — including several in Nashville — are targeting this demographic.

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