Longevity, Inheritance Issues, Record Keeping Software 8-18-26

On our August 18, 2026 News for the Ages by Rethinking Aging Club podcast episode, Elizabeth Magallon Fleury presented an article regarding "heirs' property," where real estate passed down without clear titles can lead to legal complications and forced sales. Related to this, partition sales allow speculators to buy fractional ownership and trigger court-ordered sales at low prices. The Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act legislation in many states aims to protect these rights. Ray Gordon noted that large landholdings often face issues when multiple descendants cannot agree on how to dispose of the property.Benjamin Surmi discovered an interesting segment of a report generated by who.filed. The report revealed that of $101.5 million in aging-related funding, $87.5 million went toward software for record-keeping rather than direct care. As an example from the report, Roger Labs (which markets its home-health AI platform as Roger) uses ambient listening during patient visits to help clinicians complete OASIS assessments and other documentation.Ray Gordon provided us with details on cellular rejuvenation and epigenetic reprogramming research, touching on Altos Labs, Yamanaka Factors, David Sinclair and Life Biosciences.Presented by Elizabeth Magallon Fleury, CAPS, Life's Encore Planning NY Times 8-1-26 Heir’s Property and Other Real Estate Inheritance Issues by Martha C. Whitehttps://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/01/business/inheritance-real-estate-retirement.html“Many Southern states where heirs’ property has been common, have passed versions of the Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act, legislation intended to prevent partition sales. The article refers to Asset Funders Network Report on The Impacts of Heirs' Property on Homeowners in North Texas.Presented by Benjamin Surmi, Social Gerontologist and Senior Living Expert, VP Arvo.care, Advisor to Koelsch Communities     Koi AgeTech Ventures July 1 - August 9, Record Keeping Software Takes Bulk of Aging-Related Funding Rather Than Direct Carehttps://whofiled.com/strategic-briefs/agetech(AI-generated but useful report)Linda pointed out the primary difference between home health which is clinical, medical care ordered by a doctor and home care which is non-medical, personal assistance with daily life.Benjamin mentioned Safely You as an example of useful record keeping he is familiar with and Roger for an ambient listening innovation in the Koi report.Elizabeth mentioned fraud. These were her two references:Hospice Reno local wound care fraudPresented by Ray Gordon, Architect, Urban Planner, Futurist, Former Pratt Institute Grad School Professor and avid science reader NY Times 4-27-26 A new therapy has the potential to cure 100's of diseases and even reverse aging by Susan Dominushttps://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/27/magazine/cell-rejuventation-biotech-longevity-research-altos-labs.htmlDiscussion hosted with commentary by: Managing Editor Boomer Tech Talk, Rethinking Aging Club podcasts founder, executive producer and co-host Linda Sherman with co-host Ray Gordon, registered architect with a masters in city and regional planning who has managed an environmental sciences firm; tech reporter for Boomer Tech Talk.BoomerTechTalk.com episode page 8-18-26 LinkedIn Show PostWe record News for the Ages by Rethinking Aging Club podcasts live on Tuesdays. How to join live.Please follow our two podcasts. This News for the Ages by Rethinking Aging Club show you are on now and our Rethinking Aging Club Podcast.Nickie’s Tune written and performed by Richard Sherman