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SUMMARY:October 2026 DFM Quarterly Meeting: AI for Older Adults
DESCRIPTION:The Patient Innovation Lab at Dartmouth College develops and evaluates artificial intelligence technologies to improve health and well-being for older adults\, family caregivers\, and underserved communities. Through community-engaged research\, the lab partners with individuals with lived experience\, healthcare providers\, and community organizations to co-design\, test\, and implement AI-enabled solutions that support healthy aging\, chronic disease self-management\, behavioral health\, dementia care\, and caregiver support. This session will highlight lessons learned from developing and implementing these technologies in real-world settings and discuss how collaborative partnerships can accelerate the adoption of person-centered AI to improve health outcomes and support aging in place.If you have questions\, contact: Hayley Wood\, Economic Security & Outreach Manager\, hayley@mcoaonline.org\; 413-923-1939
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The Patient Innovation Lab at Dartmouth College develops and evaluates artificial intelligence technologies to improve health and well-being for older adults\, family caregivers\, and underserved communities. Through community-engaged research\, the lab partners with individuals with lived experience\, healthcare providers\, and community organizations to co-design\, test\, and implement AI-enabled solutions that support healthy aging\, chronic disease self-management\, behavioral health\, dementia care\, and caregiver support. This session will highlight lessons learned from developing and implementing these technologies in real-world settings and discuss how collaborative partnerships can accelerate the adoption of person-centered AI to improve health outcomes and support aging in place.
If you have questions\, contact: Hayley Wood\, Economic Security &\; Outreach Manager\, hayley@mcoaonline.org\; 413-923-1939
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URL:https://members.mcoaonline.org/calendarcommunity/Details/october-2026-dfm-quarterly-meeting-ai-for-older-adults-1885479?sourceTypeId=Hub
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