Tech Empowers Older Adults, AARP’s New CEO Says
AARP’s AgeTech Collaborative mentors start-ups, links them to financing, helps test products and concepts
Investing in the Future More on the AgeTech Collaborative
AARP Nurtures Great New Ideas to Help Older Adults
AgeTech Collaborative focuses on transforming aging
6 Innovations to Help People Live Better as They Age
Safety, independence possible by leaning into tech
1st Steps to Treating Dementia May Lie in Related Diseases
AARP-backed research could lead to new drugs
Discovering Innovators
Video Call Start-Up Brings the Technology to Families' TVs
2024: AI companion also checks up on Grandma
Need More Than an Uber? This Firm Wants to be Your Ride
2023: ‘Door-through-door’ service wins pitch event
Memory Phone for Dementia Patients Wins Pitch Event
2022: 6 start-ups help older adults combat isolation
Connect and Engage
How to Nurture Transformation
AARP's innovation chief aims to change the way companies — and their workers — think
Help to Live Better As You Age
We’re teaming up with start-ups and other innovators to spark new ideas and real solutions
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A Legacy on the Leading Edge
AARP Founder Enhances Life, Security for Older Americans
From tackling high drug prices, isolation and more, Ethel Andrus became known as a problem solver
Retirement Community Becomes Model for the Ages
Ethel Andrus develops Grey Gables, a place for retirees to live graciously with dignity and purpose
A Visionary Home, Built in 1961, Stands the Test of Time
Universal features allow everyone to live safely and independently, especially as they get older