Jacqueline Massare

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Dr. Jacqueline Massare is a leading voice at the intersection of gerontology and health technology innovation. Her research focuses on understanding how artificial intelligence, remote sensors, robotics, and decision-support algorithms can be ethically and effectively integrated into aging care. Her most cited work, "Perspectives on AI and Novel Technologies Among Older Adults, Clinicians, Payers, Investors, and Developers" (2025, 10 citations), provides a critical, multi-stakeholder analysis of the priorities and barriers shaping the technology innovation continuum. By mapping the often-misaligned expectations of older adults, clinicians, payers, investors, and developers, Dr. Massare has illuminated a key gap in the translation of novel technologies from lab to bedside. This foundational study is already informing how researchers and policymakers design inclusive, user-centered digital health solutions for an aging population. Her work is essential reading for anyone interested in ensuring that the future of AI in healthcare is both equitable and impactful.