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HOP into Homecare, Thrive Pavilion and Manage My Things Project Updates
- 2024/12/24
- 再生時間: 43 分
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We discussed with Monica Virk, MD the need for tailored training and orientation programs for home health professionals, emphasizing the importance of adapting to unique microcultures and using technology to create personalized training.
Robert Signore highlighted the potential of virtual reality to combat social isolation and improve older adults' lives, highlighting the importance of meaningful connections and intergenerational connections.
Robert McKenna introduced his AI-powered estate management app, Manage My Things, which helps users organize and manage their estates through capturing family stories and organizing physical assets.
Recorded on May 16, 2024, this episode is part of the Project Updates Series with a special nod to our Social Isolation and Mental Health Series as well as our Ending Well Series. Speakers are listed in their order of appearance.
Monika Virk, MD, Founder and CEO, HOP Into Homecare
Robert Signore, Co-founder and President, Thrive Pavilion
Currently Meta Quest Headset is required. Thrive Pavilion is located in Horizon Worlds.
Thrive Pavilion Press
WRAL (local news) aging well section 2-28-23 Isolated Seniors Discover Activities And Friends Through “Metaverse”
McKnight Senior Living 9-8-23 Founder of Virtua Meeting Space for Seniors That Fights Loneliness Hopes to Grow Tenfold by Adam Dormand
Robert Signore Appearance on Nancy Griffin 10-9-23 Glowing Older Podcast
XR Award Nomination Finalist in the Rising Star Category 5-9-24
Richard McKenna, Founder and CEO, Manage My Things
CEO, Atlantic Strategies
BoomerTechTalk.com episode page
LinkedIn Show Post
Co-Hosts: Linda Sherman and Ray Gordon
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Music: Solemnity written and performed by Richard Sherman