Getting Comfortable with Technology
What We Do
Technology can feel overwhelming — but it can also be a powerful tool for staying connected, accessing healthcare, and living more independently. We help older adults learn at their own pace, with patient, one-on-one support focused on what matters most to them.
Provide one-on-one technology assistance for older adults
Help people use smartphones, tablets, and computers with confidence
Connect people with telehealth services and online resources
Offer guidance on staying safe online and avoiding scams
Support video calling to stay connected with family and friends
- Older adults who are new to technology or feel intimidated by it
- People who want to use telehealth or online services
- Anyone who wants to video call family and stay connected
- Those seeking help to identify and avoid online scams
Services We Provide
Tech Coaching and Device Lending
Through our new Connectivity Hub, we're able to bring tech-savvy volunteers and interns, formal education programs, and lendable devices together to ensure older adults have the tools and confidence to stay connected and engaged online.
Why Technology Access Matters
Getting comfortable with technology opens up new possibilities:
- Technology opens doors to telehealth, social connection, and vital services
- Digital literacy helps older adults stay independent and informed
- Online safety skills protect against fraud and financial exploitation
- Video calling dramatically reduces isolation for homebound older adults
Why Work With Us?
- Patient, one-on-one support at your own pace
- No jargon — we explain things in plain, simple language
- Available through Access Points in communities across Aroostook County
- Focus on what matters to you — not generic training
- Trusted local support from the Aroostook Agency on Aging