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Technology will never be able to replace the human element of care, but advancements that improve process efficiency within an aged care facility can result in staff having more time to be able to spend with their residents.
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Australia’s largest rollout of humanoid companion robots signals new era in aged care

Australia’s largest rollout of humanoid companion robots is now live in aged care, with 22 Abi units deployed across mecwacare homes supporting more than 1,500 residents and aiming to tackle loneliness at scale. Read More

Constant technology changes throw seniors a curve – and add to caregivers’ load

Seniors are more tech-savvy than you think, but constant updates and AI-driven changes are creating a new type of caregiving: helping older adults navigate technology. Are we ready for the “innovation tax”? Read More

AI companies promise to ‘fix’ aged care, but they’re selling a false narrative

AI is being sold as the cure for aged care’s crisis, from falls prevention to loneliness. But new research warns the agetech boom risks masking deeper structural failures and reinforcing ageism. Before we embrace the tech fix, we need to ask who it really serves. Read More
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