Wells Fargo Advisors: 5 Ways Tech WIll Change the Way We Age

The Prallsville Mills, MIT AgeLab, and Wells Fargo Advisors are proud to present a meet and greet and seminar about technology and the impact on how the aging process has changed. With a meet & greet staring at 5:30pm and the presentation starting at 6:15pm, you are sure to have an evening of networking and information on May 14th.

We’re living longer-and healthier-than our predecessors, because of advancements in nutrition, medicine, public health, and sanitation during the last century. And now, thanks to innovation in technology, we’re transforming growing older into a more vibrant period of life that’s about living better as much as it is about living longer.

With the advent of smartphones and constant connectedness, a new peer-to-peer, on-demand economy has emerged. With a simple swipe or tap of an app, information and services are available at our fingertips. And because it’s all based on the internet, there’s a low barrier to entry: Smartphones may be associated with younger generations, but 46% of older Baby Boomers (between age 60 and 69) and 59% of younger boomers (between ages 51-59) are smartphone users.

Presented by Dr. Joseph F. Coughlin, Director of the MIT Age Lab

RSVP to info@prallsvillemills.org to reserve your seat.