Alisa Grigorovich

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Dr. Alisa Grigorovich is a leading scholar in gerontechnology and dementia studies, whose work critically examines how technology can support meaningful engagement for older adults with cognitive impairment. Her research focuses on the intersection of assistive technologies, social inclusion, and quality of life, with a particular emphasis on recreation and leisure. In her highly cited 2024 rapid scoping review, "Technology-Enabled Recreation and Leisure Programs and Activities for Older Adults With Cognitive Impairment," Dr. Grigorovich synthesized evidence on how digital tools can overcome barriers to participation for individuals facing mobility and cognitive decline. This foundational work, already garnering 8 citations, highlights her ability to bridge theoretical frameworks with practical, person-centered solutions. Beyond this, her contributions extend to critical analyses of aging, disability, and the ethical dimensions of technology adoption in care settings. Dr. Grigorovich’s research is widely recognized for its impact on policy and practice, shaping how clinicians, designers, and families approach technology-enabled care. Her work not only advances academic discourse but also offers actionable insights for improving the daily lives of older adults, making her a vital voice in the push toward more inclusive, dignified aging.