As populations around the world age, existing health and social care systems face mounting pressure to deliver services that uphold the dignity, security, and comfort of older adults.  AgeTech Innovations in Healthcare for Older Adults examines the full spectrum of needs - from home-and community-based support to long-term residential, rehabilitation, primary and social care-through the lens of digital and technological advancement.  Drawing on demographic projections and personas, the book identifies key policy challenges and illuminates opportunities to harness innovations such as remote monitoring, assistive robotics, and interoperable electronic health records to coordinate and deliver  person-centred care.  It proposes evidence-informed reforms that empower older adults to remain independent and socially connected, while ensuring mutually supportive collaboration among providers.  Concluding with a forward- looking vision and foundational principles for AgeTech leadership, the volume underscores the pivotal role of strategic policy leadership in cultivating sustainable, equitable systems that enhance quality of life for current and future generations of older persons.