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  • Gerontology
  • Human-Computer Interaction
  • Health Equity

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  • Older adults increasingly prefer to age in their chosen communities, including naturally occurring retirement communities (NORCs).
  • NORCs present opportunities to leverage technology for supporting independence and aging in place.
  • Limited research exists on technology adoption and use within NORCs to support older adults.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To co-create a research agenda focused on equity-informed technology considerations for older adults aging in place within NORCs.
  • To identify key challenges and opportunities in technology adoption for supporting independence in NORC settings.

Main Methods:

  • A 2-phase sequential qualitative descriptive study.
  • Phase 1 involved 5 community-based focus groups with 45 NORC residents to explore technology experiences and perceptions.
  • Phase 2 included a World Café event with 40 participants (residents, service providers, researchers, innovators, policymakers) to discuss findings and inform the research agenda.

Main Results:

  • Focus groups revealed 3 categories regarding technology for independence: perceptions of use, challenges, and deployment considerations.
  • The World Café event generated insights that informed a 10-question research agenda.
  • The agenda addresses equity principles across accessible support, interfaces, affordability, digital literacy, data, and partnerships.

Conclusions:

  • NORCs offer a unique environment to address equity in technology for aging in place.
  • Key considerations include leveraging partnerships, integrating technology ecosystems, and user-centered design.
  • Embedding equity, inclusivity, and user-centered design principles ensures technology serves diverse aging populations effectively.