Aging Well With Independence Using Sensors in the Environment
Who do I contact if I am interested in learning more?
For more information, contact:
Sam Lee, Clinical Research Coordinator at 612-467-2562
Destiny L. Weaver, Clinical Research Coordinator at 612-467-3034
Kurt Beckendorf, Technical Study Coordinator at 612-467-1256
OR
Email at catlab@umn.edu
About the Study
The AGING-WELL study uses technology to measure activity in the home, with the hope of helping people remain independent as they age. By participating in this 4-year long study, you'll be contributing to the development of technologies that aim to increase the quality of life for older adults.
What will I do?
Measurement of daily activity patterns by devices like a home computer, pillbox, and car sensor
Health surveys and memory activities online
Annual memory testing
How can I join this study?
You may qualify to participate if you:
Live independently or with a partner (not in assisted living)
Are at least 65 years old
Use a computer or be willing to use a study-provided one
Drive your own car at least once a week
Am I compensated?
Compensation for your time is provided at $40 per month and $50 per study visit.
IRB approval #: STUDY00003177