Practical guidance for developing, evaluating, procuring, and deploying AI-enabled technologies for older adults and their care teams.
AI can help older adults live healthier, safer, and more independent lives. To realize this potential, AI-enabled AgeTech systems must be appropriate for the intended population, safe, usable, equitable, transparent, and reliable from development through real-world deployment.
The AgeTech AI Assurance Journey
Featured Resources
GUIDE
AgeTech AI Developer & Vendor Readiness Guide
A practical, evidence-based guide for procurement, pilot, deployment, and ongoing assurance.
CHECKLIST
AI Developer & Vendor Readiness Checklist
A practical, evidence-based checklist to help AI developers and vendors demonstrate readiness.
FUTURE RESOURCE
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Additional Learning Resources
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Recommended Reading
AgeTech Assurance
Understanding the Policy Space for AgeTech: Implications for AI and Digital Health
Authors: David R. Paquette, Lucy Orr-Ewing, Brian Anderson, Benjamin M. Marlin, Niteesh K. Choudhry, Deepak Ganesan
Published in: Public Policy & Aging Report, a journal of the Gerontological Society of America (Nov. 2024)
Advancing Fair & Effective AI for Older Adults
Authors: Coalition for Health AI (CHAI) in Partnership with the SCAN Foundation
Published: (Sep. 2025)
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External Resources
Coalition for Health AI (CHAI)
A collaborative, public-private nonprofit network dedicated to advancing the responsible development, deployment, and oversight of AI in healthcare.

NIST AI Risk Management Framework
NIST has developed a framework to better manage risks to individuals, organizations, and society associated with artificial intelligence.
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FDA’s AI-Enabled Medical Devices Resources
The characteristics of AI-enabled medical devices can introduce considerations that extend across the total product lifecycle, from development and validation through deployment, monitoring, maintenance, and modification.
