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Aging2.0: Accelerating Innovation
14 October 2015Reforming States Group, Salt Lake City
Crispin Baynes, Aging2.0
@Aging20
Baynes
Exponential technology meets unprecedented aging
Breakthrough tech: saving costs & improving care
Our approach: Building a global platform
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Harnessing the power of technology to address the challenges and opportunities of demographic change
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Limited consumer adoption
Limited Industry adoption
QUALITY OF LIFELiving longer, staying productive & engaged
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Despite innovations - still has a long way to go
QUALITY OF CAREEscalating disease burden and cost of care
Exponential technology meets unprecedented aging
Breakthrough tech: saving costs & improving care
Our approach: Building a global platform
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Quality of life
Quality of careRemote care
Chronic care
Mobility & transport
Finance
Connection
Joy
Breakthrough technologies can reduce costs while improving quality of life and quality of care
Avatar-based home nurse visits & monitoring
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Digital therapy with haptic feedback
Wearable, invisible health sensors
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Fall prevention, prediction and protection
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2014
2015
Designs to enhance mobility and independence
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Enabling independent living & autonomy
Driverless cars
Pseudo-public transport
Financial protection & fraud avoidance
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On demand & voice activated home delivery
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Remote telepresence robot
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3N1Q8oFpX1Y
Social family robots
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Enhanced virtual reality experiences
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Tech-enabled music therapy
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State level Initiatives & Case Studies - Telehealth
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• 2013 ‐Wisconsin’s Department of Health Services (DHS) introduced MUSIC & MEMORY℠ in 100 nursing homes across the state (2014 ‐ expanded to an additional 150 nursing homes).
Results:• Before the state’s Music & Memory Program, across all nursing homes in the second quarter of 2013, 17.4 percent of residents were taking antipsychotics; a year later, use had declined to 14.6 percent.
• In fall 2014, Wisconsin moved from tenth to fourth place among all 50 states in the national initiative to reduce use of antipsychotic drugs in nursing homes.
Lessons from Wisconsin…
Key Challenges: Adoption, Design & Connectivity
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• 75+ Age Group = 34% internet adoption, 21% use home broadband, 56% use a cellphone (2012 study)
• ‘Abandonment Rate’ , ‘Digital Disengagement & Intimidation’ increase with age > UX Design Challenge / User Centered Design
• ISSUE: Poor Connectivity (wireless /high speed broadband /cellular coverage) in rural and low income areas > increases social isolation
Federal, State and Local Govt Solutions: ‐ Free WIFI access in community‐based organizations‐ Outdoor hot spots & kiosks that are accessible e.g. former payphones in NY ‐ Broadband adoption programs that include low‐tech older adults‐ e.g. OATS / www.seniorplanet.org
Exponential technology meets unprecedented aging
Breakthrough tech: saving costs & improving care
Our approach: Building a global platform
We address key barriers to innovation in aging & senior care
Consumer Insights
Distribution
Access to Pilots
Business Models
Funding
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A global innovation platform
Consumer PanelChallengesHackathons
Expo & Pitch for PilotsAcademyAlliance
SummitInvestor networkGenerator Ventures
Crowd source Co-create Capitalize
Global Chapters
Annual Conference & Technology Expo• San Francisco• Innovation tours, panels and workshops • Exhibits & networking• Pitch-for-Pilots
• November 19-20, 2015
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Aging2.0: Accelerating Innovation
Crispin Baynes, Advisor, [email protected]
+ 1 646 241 8446
@Aging20
