Older Adult Research Collaborations
At AgingIN, we don’t just believe in better care, we are committed to implementing what research has taught us and to work with leaders to discover what’s next. Through our Research Center, we partner with academic institutions, technology innovators, care communities, and the public to connect ideas with impact.
We are thought leaders who collaborate with researchers to engage citizen scientists, providers, and care teams who are ready to explore new ways of aging, caring, and living. Whether it’s testing new dementia care protocols, piloting technology, or evaluating workforce culture strategies—we are committed to building bridges between innovation and implementation.

For Researchers
Looking for real-world insight? We’ve got you.
AgingIN partners with researchers across disciplines—nursing, gerontology, neuroscience, technology, public health, and behavioral science—to help connect academic ideas with community realities.
We offer:
- Connections to care communities open to participating in field research
- Recruitment support to identify elders, families, and care teams interested in contributing as citizen scientists
- Advisory collaboration to align study design with the nuances of real-world care settings
- Ethical guidance on consent, risk, and autonomy in aging populations
- Amplification of findings through our podcast, newsletter, and conference presentations

Our Research Partners
Collaboration is our foundation.
We proudly work with academic researchers, universities, research centers, tech innovators, advocacy groups, and care organizations who share our commitment to evidence-based, dignity-driven change.
Our partners and collaborators over the years include the following:
- Penn State University
- University of Pennsylvania
- Ariadne Labs
- University of North Carolina
- Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Harvard University
- University of Minnesota
- University of Wisconsin-Madison
Let’s Build What’s Next—Together
If you’re ready to study the future of aging, let us be your launchpad. AgingIN welcomes collaborators who believe in science with heart, data with purpose, and research that makes a real-world difference.
The Latest Research.
What’s new, what’s working, and what’s coming next. Here you find curated links to timely studies and white papers relevant to wellness, care models, workforce trends, and AgeTech.
- The Green House Difference: By the Numbers
- Focusing On What Works: The Green House Project’s Workforce Task Force
- Green House & COVID-19 Data and Research
Check back often—this list will grow as we continue to surface and spotlight the work that’s shaping the future of person-directed living.
