Elder care
To Deal With an Aging Population, Thailand Businesses Bet on Demand for Robots and Diapers
Thai elderly care robot Dinsow can not only keep track of your medication and video-phone your relatives, but can also exercise with you and even entertain you with its karaoke skills.
How One Woman's Mission to Preserve Her Mother's Mobility Lead to a Great Invention
Read how novice inventor Lesli Jenkins Wang got the conservative medical industry to accept her Free2GoRollator late last year.
Why This Man Went From VP to Franchisee
Pat Abernathey believed the Caring Senior Service model so much, he went from the vice president of franchise development to running a franchise himself.
The Brilliant Software That's Turning Grandma's TV Into a Caregiving Tool
A TV-based caregiving platform keeps the elderly in touch
Why I Upgraded From an Independent Business to an In-Home Care Franchise to Scale Business
Naomi Cotrone already had six years of experience in the in-home care industry prior to opening a Right at Home franchise.
Can You Be Too Old For Facebook? This 113-Year-Old Was, But That Didn't Stop Her.
The clever centenarian did what countless whippersnappers under 13 do to get on the popular social network: She lied. But you can't really blame her.
Franchise Players: After 9/11, This Franchisee Sold Everything to Reboot His Career
For Andrew Slattery, the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, were a wakeup call to switch careers and become a franchisee.
How to Manage Your Business and Care For an Aging Relative at the Same Time
It is a delicate balance to keep your business on track while juggling the responsibility of caring for an aging relative.
