Photavia, GetSetUp, Zinnia TV, Clara Berta Art, Laura Caron-Parker OT Project Updates
Joe Hausch from Photavia noted that music is found to be a powerful tool for reducing anxiety and improving engagement in care settings.
Michael Phillips from AARP emphasized the need for standards to help older adults navigate tech products.
Liz from GetSetUp shared their startup accelerator and job skills training for older workers. She mentioned the popularity of art classes on their platform and the benefits of creative activities for older adults.
Laura Caron-Parker, OT emphasized the importance of occupational therapists in boosting digital skills and confidence in technology.
Bill from Zinnia TV detailed their immersive video experiences for dementia care, including a research project in Vancouver.
Steve Ewell from the Consumer Technology Association Foundation discussed their 10th anniversary and upcoming CTA Tech Week.
The discussion also touched on the therapeutic benefits of art and music for older adults.
Recorded on April 7, 2022, this episode is part of our Project Updates Series. Speakers are listed in their order of appearance.
Joe Hausch, President and CEO, PHOTAVIA
Liz Miller, Director of Communications and Marketing, GetSetUp
GetSetUp is an AgeTech Collaborative from AARP portfolio company
Laura M. Caron-Parker, At time of show: Clinical Director, Powerback (formerly Genesis Rehab Services)
Currently: OT Mentor, Open Style Labs
Instructor/Speaker, MedBridge
William A. Uniowski, Co-Founder and CEO, Zinnia
Zinnia is an AgeTech Collaborative from AARP portfolio company
Clara Berta, Professional Contemporary Artist, Clara Berta Art
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