Ruotong Peng

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Ruotong Peng is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the vital intersection of gerontology and digital health innovation. Her primary research focus is on the application of digital health products to improve the well-being of community-dwelling older adults, a rapidly growing demographic in need of accessible, technology-driven care solutions. In her most notable contribution, a comprehensive scoping review published in 2025, Peng systematically mapped the landscape of digital health interventions—from wearable devices to telehealth platforms—designed to support aging in place. This work, which has already garnered early citations, synthesizes evidence on usability, efficacy, and barriers to adoption, providing a crucial roadmap for future research and product development. By identifying gaps in current knowledge, Peng’s analysis directly informs how clinicians, designers, and policymakers can better tailor technologies to meet the complex needs of older populations. Her scholarship demonstrates a clear commitment to bridging the gap between technological advancement and real-world geriatric care, positioning her as a thoughtful voice in the push toward more inclusive, evidence-based digital health solutions.