Tech First Talk - Session 30 - Choosing a Remote Supports Technology: Top Questions Disability and Aging Service Providers Should Ask

$45.00

Session Title: Choosing a Remote Supports Technology: Top Questions Disability and Aging Service Providers Should Ask

Session Description: As the landscape of aging and disability support evolves, technology has become an indispensable partner in helping individuals live safely, independently, and happily in the least restrictive environment possible. But with so many "remote supports" options on the market—especially new ventures sensing the market opportunity —it’s crucial for providers to pause and ask the right questions before selecting their technology partner(s). This session is presented by Laura Mitchell, CEO of GrandCare Systems, an industry leader in technology that empowers independence and person-centered care. Founded in 2005, GrandCare supports aging adults and people with disabilities across diverse care settings, helping organizations deliver safer, smarter, and more responsive support.

About Laura: Laura is a co-founder and CEO of GrandCare Systems. She has over 20 years of experience in the aging and connected health industry. She has started several companies including a band promotional company, a digital to analog conversion company and a boutique marketing/consulting agency in HealthTech. Laura speaks across the country on the benefits of assistive technologies for older adults and those living with intellectual and developmental disabilities. She has been featured in Forbes magazine for social media, was a 2012 “Top 40 under 40”, Top 100 Women in M2M in Connected World, and a recipient of the ‘Flame Award for Innovation and Leadership’ in 2011. She was a 2020 Rotarian of the Year, WI Innovation Awards finalist, and a 2022 Women in Consumer Technology Legacy recipient. She frequently volunteers with the Carlsbad Rotary and Cal State San Marcos business programs. She lives in Southern California with her husband, two boys, and two dogs.

Session Title: Choosing a Remote Supports Technology: Top Questions Disability and Aging Service Providers Should Ask

Session Description: As the landscape of aging and disability support evolves, technology has become an indispensable partner in helping individuals live safely, independently, and happily in the least restrictive environment possible. But with so many "remote supports" options on the market—especially new ventures sensing the market opportunity —it’s crucial for providers to pause and ask the right questions before selecting their technology partner(s). This session is presented by Laura Mitchell, CEO of GrandCare Systems, an industry leader in technology that empowers independence and person-centered care. Founded in 2005, GrandCare supports aging adults and people with disabilities across diverse care settings, helping organizations deliver safer, smarter, and more responsive support.

About Laura: Laura is a co-founder and CEO of GrandCare Systems. She has over 20 years of experience in the aging and connected health industry. She has started several companies including a band promotional company, a digital to analog conversion company and a boutique marketing/consulting agency in HealthTech. Laura speaks across the country on the benefits of assistive technologies for older adults and those living with intellectual and developmental disabilities. She has been featured in Forbes magazine for social media, was a 2012 “Top 40 under 40”, Top 100 Women in M2M in Connected World, and a recipient of the ‘Flame Award for Innovation and Leadership’ in 2011. She was a 2020 Rotarian of the Year, WI Innovation Awards finalist, and a 2022 Women in Consumer Technology Legacy recipient. She frequently volunteers with the Carlsbad Rotary and Cal State San Marcos business programs. She lives in Southern California with her husband, two boys, and two dogs.

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