Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. WILBRAHAM — When senior citizens and their families talk to Katie Krupka about residential communities, their fears are robotic.

A program that helps seniors in Chinatown use technology for their daily lives is under threat. In May, the Trump administration terminated the federal Digital Equity Capacity Grant, which had ...

The dozen or so seniors in a Maryland classroom faced a simple challenge. Tomba Kambui, their instructor, pointed to a pair of photos on a computer screen. He asked the room: “Which one is the ...

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Older adults who use smartphones, computers and tablets are more socially active than those who do not, according to an October study conducted by researchers at the University of Georgia. Researchers ...

Video chats offer seniors a meaningful way to maintain close family bonds while enjoying the benefits of modern technology. (Green Shoot Media photo) Technology is everywhere. It’s the way we stay in ...