1. Technology helps independent living among Seniors

They could access health monitoring systems that aids them.

For Ex. They can be reminded to take their medication via notification from their smartphone. If the patient fails to confirm that they’ve taken their medicine, notification will then be sent to the caregiver.

Learning technology could build confidence in seniors for them to live independently. This could create confidence in their family to help delay moving their parents into a senior care facility.

2. Technology connects family and friends with one another

Communication has never been easier due to the technology we have today. Mostly, it’s thanks to the Internet!
Learning to use the Phone gives them access to Instant Messaging and Social Media Tools.

They could virtual be connected Face to Face with their loved one’s and Learning Technology plays a key role in bridging the communication gap, continuing family ties, and strengthening bonds.
Whether you’re using a smartphone, a tablet, or a computer, keeping in touch is one of the most fascinating aspects of modern technology.

3. Technology keeps you engaged and entertained

The Internet is your modern day movie-theatre and playground. You can stream movies on your computer, iPad or Laptop

A subscription to Netflix, Amazon Prime or Disney Hotstar for example will grant you access to their media library. They have thousands of movies and television shows available.

Gaming consoles have also come a long way. 

Gaming systems such as the Xbox and Nintendo Wii can get your body moving.

4. Technology helps older adults stay informed

Adults can stay in the know about what’s happening across the country and around the world. You can get current event news from internet news networks rather than only looking at News or the Newspaper, Frequent updates on Google, Twitter etc can help you stay updated with latest News

5. Technology enhances your productivity

There are many productivity apps that can help seniors stay organized and productive.

Many seniors are unfamiliar with all the technology, internet, apps and gadgets. Everything can be learned.

Technology is here not to ruin our lives nor to make our lives more complicated. In fact, it’s the other way around. Technology can help us become more informed so we can make better, sound decisions.
Seniors must embrace it. Keeping up with tech is fun and easy.