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October 12, 2025Innovation in AgingOpen Access

A Systematic Review of Unmet Needs of Older Adults in Home Settings and Their Implications for Novel Technological Solutions

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ADAndrew J DolmanSKSidharth KaliappanYZYanling Zhou

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Overview

Systematic review identifies critical unmet needs for older adults at home, suggesting AI-based technology may enhance aging in place.

Key Points

  • A wide range of unmet needs for older adults aging in the home were identified, highlighting opportunities for intervention.
  • The systematic review included 65 studies after filtering 1,963 records to ensure relevance to older adults' needs assessments.
  • Needs were categorized into six domains, including health management, social needs, and technology needs, indicating diverse areas for support.
  • AI has the potential to create innovative solutions to address these needs and promote greater independence for older adults.

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Dolman et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68ebe3d6becc64ad52fdaf93https://doi.org/10.1093/geroni/igaf106
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