Automation and comfort solutions play a crucial role for people with reduced mobility. Our quality of life in old age depends on how practical and forward-looking we have planned our household. This also relieves the burden on family structures.
Read moreDetailsDenmark is often cited as a positive example how a care reform could look like. The country has initiated fundamental changes. What makes it different in terms of care - and what can we learn? Anja Herberth was on site.
Read moreDetailsThe requirements for residential construction change over time. Because we are facing a radical change: the care of the future will increasingly take place at home.
Read moreDetailsWith the demographic challenges, more and more strategies are emerging to offer older people guidance and support and to make their life in cities easier.
Read moreDetailsPlaces in care homes are scarce due to the shortage of skilled workers, so care will increasingly be provided at home. In this interview, Prof. Dr. Sabine Ludwig explains how we can stay fit and healthy for as long as...
Read moreDetailsDigital solutions help to manage home care together with relatives. HerzensApp co-founder Oliver Wimmer in an SBC interview.
Read moreDetailsIn view of the shortage of nursing staff, AI-supported assistance systems for the home are becoming increasingly urgent. In Germany alone, there will be a shortage of over 3 million homes suitable for the elderly and over 600,000 care workers...
Read moreDetailsCornelia Kilin helps older people and people with physical and mental impairments to develop new movement patterns. This is essential after accidents, for example, or when the musculoskeletal system becomes increasingly restricted in old age. An interview about maintaining mobility...
Read moreDetailsFear of poverty: The concern of no longer being able to afford the cost of living and standard of living remains by far the biggest - ahead of issues such as climate change, unemployment and personal security. What does that...
Read moreDetailsOur society is ageing and there are not enough care places. Care will increasingly (have to) take place at home. What we should be aware of in order to be able to live within our own four walls despite mobility...
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