Demographic trends are clear: more older adults, more chronic conditions, more pressure on acute care.Expanding hospital capacity alone is not

Healthcare sustainability conversations often focus on infrastructure and funding. But systems are carried by people. Long-term care professionals frequently operate

The real barrier to telemedicine in elderly care isn’t technology. It’s confidence. Who is responsible? How are decisions documented? What

For frail older adults, hospital stays are not neutral events. Even when medically necessary, they can trigger cognitive and physical

Change in healthcare must be earned. That’s why ARMS4elderly is being tested in real care environments — not simulations alone,

Telemedicine in Romania is opening new possibilities for coordinated elderly care. By enabling direct communication between nurses and hospital specialists,

In Italy, telemedicine is increasingly supporting frontline professionals in making confident clinical decisions. When an older patient’s condition raises concern,

In Denmark, telemedicine helps healthcare professionals stay connected. When a nurse has concerns about an older person’s condition, she can

A nurse notices that something has changed. In Israel, telemedicine makes it possible to connect instantly with hospital specialists. Together,

Digital innovation is transforming how care is delivered to older adults. Through remote monitoring and virtual consultations, healthcare professionals can

ARMS4Elderly, represented by partner RoHealth, leveraged this platform to disseminate project outcomes, strengthen visibility, and connect with stakeholders in health

ROHEALTH – The Health and Bioeconomy Cluster, as a partner in the ARMS4elderly project consortium, presented the project during its

Agenas – the Italian authority for health services – has announced the launch of a new large-scale initiative focused on

The following video presents the core of the ARMS4Elderly project and explains the process behind its activities.Watch to understand how

We are excited to share the first newsletter of the ARMS4Elderly Project, featuring the latest updates, inspiring stories, and progress

The ARMS4elderly project was recently featured at BEHEALTH 2025, during the panel “Hospitals from Home – Ageing in Place”, organized

In a recent international exchange, Assuta Ashdod Innovation, one of our key partners, visited medical and elderly care centers in

As a partner in the ARMS4elderly Horizon Europe project, Odense University Hospital (OUH) recently contributed to a regional conference in

Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing healthcare—from predictive algorithms to clinical decision support. However, its potential is only fully realized when healthcare

We are pleased to share the first updates from our Danish partners in the ARMS4elderly project, where real-world implementation is