Thursday, October 14, 2010
What Makes You Tick: Recent Insights into Incentives and Behavior Change
Lots is going on right now in healthcare in terms of concerns with cost reduction. More is needed around appreciating what the customer (aka patient) really wants, and what will help them to achieve that as an equal collaborator in their care. Join us at Partners' Connected Health Symposium 2010 on Thurs., Oct. 21, Breakout Session #12, when a group of serious behavioral experts weigh in on what works and what doesn't!
Monday, September 27, 2010
Will Boomers downsize, and to where??
An interesting though brief article on where Boomers appear to be moving to, now that things have begun to "unfreeze" a bit. Evidently, urban, low maintenance and hip-intellectual (e.g., university towns) are in demand. What does this mean as they age for the traditional CCRC-like built environment??
Friday, September 3, 2010
Health 2.0 Developer Challenge
We just submitted a proposal to help communities engage their residents and improve overall health using an online game, social networking, and county-wide health ratings from the U.WI. Check us out!
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Will the Boomers really be any different?
Interesting take on whether today's Boomers, as we age, will be any different from the older individuals of today. Some of the comments from readers think we'll be much worse!
Monday, January 18, 2010
Like a College, Minus the Kegs!
Check out this very well written article on how Boomers and older adults are now assessing their options for where they'll live next. Rather than simply giving up their homes, they're out shopping around for all kinds of options and, in the process, spending several nights in residence to really get a feel for what the new community or development might have to offer. Judging from the article, this is a marketing success: Any number of people changed their mind about an initial selection after spending some non-committed time at a site, and then went on to make a much better informed choice. What's good for business might be good for the customer too!
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