Brain@Home: Moving and enhancing brain training

According to the World Health Organization, (OMS), due to improvement in the health condition worldwide, the number of elderly is growing. One estimates that, by 2050, over 22% of the world’s population will be over 60 years old. On the other hand, a fast growing rate of chronic illnesses is recorded everywhere across the world.The ageing process is a complex one, without a direct link between the physical & mental skills, meaning that help one person needs has to be adjusted in a unique manner to his/her individual requirements.However, how can we transform the challenges that elderly are facing into opportunities for them and for the entire society, too?This is not just feasible, but also handy, with help of intelligent solutions, made available especially to those senior citizens whose social and health condition can increase their (action) independence, and by default, their quality of life. Despite the traditional concept that the use of modern technologies is very low among the population of very senior age, there is a huge volume of data acknowledging that senior persons have high capacity to absorb technologies adjusted to their needs, and that they are extremely interested in the self-management of the symptoms of chronic diseases they are ailing of. Thus, given they are receiving help and useful tools through programs dedicated and adjusted to their needs, the elderly can considerably improve their physical and mental health condition. Such a program Is Brain@Home.