Situated among complimentary industries, like Smart Home, Accessibility, Food Tech and more, the Digital Health Summit brought together the entire health ecosystem to learn, network, and explore the role technology plays in advancing and reforming medicine, healthcare and consumer wellness.
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The Health AI Collaborative is a group of associations representing the diverse stakeholders of the healthcare industry.
The group's mission is to drive consensus on understanding of how AI is being used in the U.S. healthcare system and develop and share resources with policymakers to assist in charting a thoughtful course for the safe, trustworthy, and effective use of innovative AI applications in healthcare.
The report combines the work of a quantitative study from CTA and qualitative research from AARP. CTA’s quantitative Aging in Place: Staying Connected with Technology reveals that older adults are comfortable with tech and consider certain technologies, especially those related to personal health, to be useful as they seek to age in place. The findings also indicated an opportunity to repurpose or reimagine mainstream technologies as tools to help older adults remain independent and, in their homes, and communities.
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The Health Division of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)® strives to advance the use of consumer-based, technology-enabled health solutions to deliver better health outcomes and reduce overall health care costs.
In 2024, through collaboration with industry leaders, policymakers, and healthcare thought leaders, the CTA Health Division addressed key challenges and championed policies to drive growth in health technology.
A result of years-long advocacy by CTA, member companies and allied organizations, learn about the journey to make hearing aids accessible to millions of Americans over-the-counter.
