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Digital health and connected technologies may support better health outcomes among older adults, including those with multiple chronic conditions or low engagement in health behaviors. However, initial experiences with technology, including during unboxing, setup, and first use, can influence emotional reactions and perceptions and can ultimately determine sustained, meaningful use. Older adults with low technology experience or poor health may be particularly vulnerable to frustration, stress, or abandonment of devices when early interactions are negative.
Digital mental health and behavioral support platforms are improving healthcare accessibility by offering scalable, remote care solutions for underserved and high-risk populations. Expanding evidence-based virtual interventions may help the U.S. healthcare system address growing mental health demands while reducing barriers to continuous care.
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