Aging, AgeTech & Digital Aging Care

Statistics and study design for aging research, for evaluating home, long-term and dementia care programs, and for AgeTech pilots of sensors, wearables and digital tools.

Who this is for

Teams we help in this field.

Aging and gerontology researchers

You study cognition, brain aging or health outcomes in older adults.

Health-system and care-program evaluators

You need to show whether a home-care or long-term-care program works.

AgeTech start-ups

You are running a pilot and need evidence that a funder or buyer will take seriously.

Audiences we welcome, not a list of clients.

Questions we help answer

What teams in this field ask us.

  • Did our care program change outcomes, and how sure can we be?
  • How do we evaluate a program when we cannot randomize?
  • How do we handle drop-out and deaths in an older cohort?
  • How do we measure adoption and continued use?
  • How do we turn raw sensor or wearable data into reliable measures?
  • How many sites or participants does our evaluation need?

What you receive

  • An evaluation design: with the comparison, outcomes and timeline agreed first.
  • A sample-size justification: that a funder or ethics board can follow.
  • An adherence and outcome analysis: who used the tool, how much, and what changed.
  • A report written for decision makers: plain findings, figures and the limits of the evidence.
  • Reproducible code: for every number in the report.
See an example report

Methods we use

The methods specialists ask about.

  • Mixed-effects models
  • Survival and competing-risk analysis
  • Propensity scores
  • Interrupted time series
  • Adherence metrics
  • Time-series features
  • Multiple imputation
  • Brain-aging measures

Evidence

Published work behind this area.

Journal of Alzheimer's Disease · 2026

White matter injury, brain aging, and cognitive decline beyond amyloid/tau

Looked beyond amyloid and tau at white-matter injury, brain aging and cognitive decline.

Read the paper (external site)

npj Parkinson's Disease · 2024

Differences in brain aging between sexes in Parkinson's disease

Found differences in brain aging between women and men with Parkinson's disease.

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Aging and Disease · 2025

Neuroanatomical Signature of the Transition from Normal Cognition to MCI in Parkinson's Disease

Described the brain changes that mark the move from normal cognition to MCI.

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Boundaries

We analyze research, program and pilot data. We do not provide care, assess individual people, or build, sell or endorse products. A monitoring tool with a medical purpose may be a regulated device; that stays with the developer. Personal health information stays with your organization.

How we handle data

Packages that fit

Start at the right scale.

The same packages and prices on every page. Each starts with a written scope.

Best first step

Research Diagnostic

Fixed priceCAD 495

  • 60-minute video call
  • Two-page risks and next-steps memo
  • Optional 30-minute debrief

Paid in full at booking.

Memo within 5 business days of the call.

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Analysis Plan Sprint

Fixed priceCAD 1,250

  • Analysis and validation plan
  • Scoped sample-size or power calculation
  • Methods text or reviewer response

50% to start; 50% on delivery.

Delivery date agreed in the written scope.

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Data-to-Results Sprint

FromCAD 3,000

  • Agreed analysis and quality-control log
  • Figures, tables and methods text
  • R or Python code and recorded environment

50% to start; 50% on delivery.

Final price and delivery date agreed after scoping.

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Questions

About working in aging, agetech & digital aging care.

Can you evaluate a program that has already started?

Often, yes, if outcomes were recorded before and after it began. We tell you honestly what the data can and cannot show.

Can you design our pilot before it starts?

Yes, and that is the best time. A short plan written before the pilot saves most of the problems we see afterwards.

Will you recommend or endorse our product?

No. We report what the evaluation shows. Independence is what makes the report useful to you.

Do you work with administrative or care-record data?

Yes, when it is de-identified and your organization has approved its use for the evaluation. Your organization remains the data custodian.

Do you handle drop-out and deaths properly?

Yes. In older cohorts they are expected. We choose methods such as multiple imputation or competing-risk models and explain the choice.

What does it cost?

Most evaluations start with a Research Diagnostic (CAD 495) or an Analysis Plan Sprint (CAD 1,250). Larger analyses are quoted after scoping.

Discuss a aging, agetech project.

Start with a short, non-confidential description. We reply with a suggested next step.

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