Today’s seniors and their families demand video streaming and ubiquitous Wi-Fi, and operators need the infrastructure to handle it. By Eric Taub As a new generation of Americans age and begin to move into assisted living, the old tale that the elderly neither understand nor care about technology is falling by the wayside. Today’s assisted living residents are increasingly adept at technology, and they’re bringing their devices with them when they move into their new digs. Tablets, cell phones, laptops and smart TVs, once relegated to younger generations, are being …
