Why Caregivers Need Care Bloom for Aging in Place

    April 21, 20248 min
    Aging in Place
    Technology
    Caregiving

    In this final segment with the Care Bloom leadership team, host Suzanne Newman talks with Lindsay Friedman and Shannon Lyons about the nuts and bolts of why Care Bloom is important for families.

    People want to stay in their homes, and people are aging much more rapidly. Care Bloom addresses this need with affordable monitoring, fall detection, and care plan compliance tools. The conversation covers pricing, how fall detection works, and practical reasons why every caregiver should consider smart monitoring technology for their aging loved ones.

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