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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2026 · 41 MIN

Nobody's Selling Peace of Mind: Why Care Tech Skips Family Caregivers

from Aging Together // Unfiltered · host Pooja A. Patel, DrOT, OTR/L, BCG, CDP

Send us Fan MailIn a world where health tech is evolving rapidly, the most overlooked players in the caregiving landscape are the caregivers themselves. Join Pooja A. Patel and seasoned elder care expert Meghan Phelan as they unveil the crucial gaps in care technology that leave family caregivers vulnerable and overwhelmed. If you’re a caregiver feeling the weight of responsibility, this episode is your lifeline.    Pooja and Meghan dive deep into the struggles caregivers face in today’s tech-driven environment. They highlight a startling truth: while innovation in health tech has surged, the tools designed to support caregivers lag far behind. You’ll discover why caregivers are often the unsung heroes in the aging equation and how the current tech landscape fails to address their unique needs.    You'll learn about the financial pitfalls of delaying care and the importance of preventative measures to avoid crisis situations. Pooja and Meghan discuss the emotional and psychological barriers that prevent families from adopting essential technologies that could ease their burdens. You’ll hear surprising insights on how familial ties and traditional caregiving methods often clash with modern solutions.   Why does it matter? The stakes are high: failing to prioritize caregiver support can lead to burnout and deteriorating care quality. The conversation sheds light on the urgent need for tech that empowers caregivers, offering peace of mind and reducing stress in their daily lives.    If you’re part of the sandwich generation or simply want to ensure your loved ones receive the best care possible, this episode is essential listening. Join us to explore how we can bridge the gap in care tech and transform the caregiver experience for the better.Content Type: InterviewPrimary Goal: EducationalSummary:In this episode, Megan Phelan shares her insights on the evolving landscape of care technology, the importance of supporting caregivers, and how to effectively integrate tech solutions to improve aging at home. Key Topics:The evolution of care technology from paper to AIThe critical role of caregivers in the care systemBarriers to technology adoption among older adultsThe importance of trust and simplicity in care techRemote monitoring and proactive health managementThe financial and emotional benefits of preventative careBuilding a culturally competent caregiver networkThe need for a unified care management platformConnect with Meghan: IG/FB: @meghan_phelan_official IG/FB: @grannynannies_southfloridaSupport the show

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Send us Fan Mail In a world where health tech is evolving rapidly, the most overlooked players in the caregiving landscape are the caregivers themselves. Join Pooja A. Patel and seasoned elder care expert Meghan Phelan as they unveil the crucial gaps in care technology that leave family caregivers vulnerable and overwhelmed. If you’re a caregiver feeling the weight of responsibility, this episode is your lifeline. Pooja and Meghan dive deep into the struggles caregivers fa...

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