This special series examines the many ways the nation's 75 million baby boomers will impact the U.S. health care system as they age into retirement and senior citizenhood.
The baby boomers are in line to benefit from new technologies. Christopher Suhar, M.D., director of the Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine, describes a cardiac rehab technology that Scripps is testing, in a video report.
The baby boomers are in line to benefit from new technologies. Christopher Suhar, M.D., director of the Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine, describes a cardiac rehab technology that Scripps is testing, in a video report.
Through the adoption of health care tools and technology, the baby boom generation has demanded innovation from mHealth to better-designed, assisted living models.
Through the adoption of health care tools and technology, the baby boom generation has demanded innovation from mHealth to better-designed, assisted living models.
The baby boom generation will deliver a blow to health care once its members start to retire in large numbers, but this provides an opportunity for new employment structures to take hold.
The baby boom generation will deliver a blow to health care once its members start to retire in large numbers, but this provides an opportunity for new employment structures to take hold.
H&HN's January cover story launches our yearlong look at the impact 75 million boomers are having on health care. In a different piece, we interview a University of Michigan researcher who says EDs may hold the key to reducing readmissions.
H&HN's January cover story launches our yearlong look at the impact 75 million boomers are having on health care. In a different piece, we interview a University of Michigan researcher who says EDs may hold the key to reducing readmissions.