Wondering how you can use technology to stay connected? Here are some ideas and resources to get started
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As physical barriers intensify social isolation in older adults, technology can make people feel more connected.
While living alone has its pleasures, it has its downsides, too. That’s why many older adults who live alone are using voice-activated smart speakers to make their lives a bit easier — and to stay more connected with friends and family in the process.
Smart speakers are becoming more popular with older adults, and for good reason: they make it more convenient to do lots of everyday tasks without having to stare at a screen. If you’re wondering how to start using a smart speaker yourself, you’ve come to the right place.
Through the Affordable Connectivity Program eligible households qualify for a discount of up to $30 a month, while households on qualifying Tribal lands could receive a discount of up to $75 a month.
Still not convinced a smart speaker is right for you? Would it make a difference if you knew that the technology is gaining traction with older adults in the U.S.?
