Aging in Place
This cross-sectoral research is helping older adults ‘age in place’ or remain in their homes, safely and comfortably, by developing evidence-based, in-home self-management supports and assistive technologies to maintain physical activity, functional independence and social connections.
Cluster members are leaders in their field with expertise in aging, neuromuscular and exercise physiology, sensorimotor control, mobility and risk assessments, fall and injury prevention, biomechanics, artificially intelligent monitoring technologies, health psychology, chronic disease prevention, and personalized lifestyle medicine.
CLUSTER RESEARCH TEAM
Brian Dalton
Vicki Komisar
Brodie Sakakibara
Christiane Hoppmann (UBCV)
Jenn Boger (Univ. of Waterloo)