Connected Senior Living: Building Smart, Supportive Communities
VirtualFrom Devices to Outcomes: What Drives Consumer Engagement in Connected Health?
VirtualThe Connected Home as the Next Care Platform
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Connected Health Summit: Consumer Engagement and Innovation is a virtual executive conference focused on the impact of connected devices and IoT healthcare solutions on consumers at home.
12:00 PM CT
Parks Associates unveils new insights into technology use in independent and assisted living communities—from smart building infrastructure to resident wellness programs. Understand the trends driving investment and the barriers to adoption among senior living operators.
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12:45 PM CT
Connected platforms are reshaping the senior living experience: merging safety, social connection, and health management into cohesive digital ecosystems. Panelists explore how operators can leverage IoT, telehealth, and community engagement tools to attract residents, streamline operations, and differentiate in a competitive market.
Connected health solutions continue to expand across remote patient monitoring, wearables, and AI-enabled health applications, but sustained consumer engagement remains a critical challenge. While adoption is growing, long-term value depends on delivering seamless user experiences, building trust, and demonstrating measurable health outcomes.
12:00 PM CT
This session examines the consumer behaviors and market dynamics shaping engagement, highlighting which demographics are driving adoption, where barriers persist, and how providers, payers, device manufacturers, and digital health companies can improve retention. Panelists discuss strategies for increasing participation, reducing churn, and aligning business models with better clinical and financial outcomes.
The connected home is evolving into a critical extension of the healthcare ecosystem, enabling continuous monitoring, proactive care, and greater independence for consumers. Advances in AI, ambient sensing, voice interfaces, and connected devices are creating new opportunities to support chronic disease management, aging in place, and caregiver collaboration beyond traditional clinical settings.
12:00 PM CT
This session explores how healthcare providers, technology companies, and service providers are integrating smart home technologies into care delivery, addressing challenges around interoperability, privacy, and reimbursement while identifying partnership opportunities that improve outcomes and expand access to care.
