Supporting aging in place of choice with connected health technologies and digitally-enabled care delivery
The Connected Health Collaborative Community (CHcc), co-hosted by the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) and Consumer Technology Association (CTA) with the FDA, with UMass Chan Medical School’s Program in Digital Medicine as the founding Impact Sponsor, unites leaders in consumer electronics, medical devices, and healthcare to address fragmentation in connected health.
CHcc is launching this 9-month initiative based on insights from AARP and CTA’s latest report to develop a scalable, integrated system supporting over 100 million adults aged 55+ and 37 million caregivers.
Join this project to:
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Establish best practices for integrating AgeTech into care models
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Develop a blueprint for scalable, technology-enabled aging in place
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Outline reimbursement, funding, and evidence pathways to drive adoption
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Demonstrate ROI of digitally enabled care models
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Create industry playbooks for key use cases like discharge care transitions, chronic condition management, early detection of advancing conditions
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Shape policy recommendations for sustainable reimbursement and regulatory frameworks
