Title Page -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Introduction: The Book and the Model -- Section 1. The United States -- Introduction to the Chapters on the United States -- The Business of Telehomecare: Sensors, Servers and Protocols in Zones 1 and 2 -- Moving Beyond the Technology: The Dispatcher, Responders and Informatics -- Seniors Go High Tech to Age Independently at Home: Selfhelp Community Services Embraces Its Role as Innovator -- Implementing Telehomecare at a Diversified Home Health Provider: The Experience of KeystoneCare -- The One That Got Away: Why Haven't More Telehomecare Products Made It to Market? -- From Personal Need to Business Opportunity: The Pitfalls of Being First to Market -- Pervasive and Passive Wellness Monitoring and Its Impact on Health Costs -- Telehealth Adoption: The Human Factors Are Essential -- Section 2. The Netherlands and the United Kingdom -- Introduction to the Chapters on the Netherlands and the United Kingdom -- Telehomecare in the Netherlands: Value-Based Analysis for Full Implementation -- Implementing Technology in Home-Care: Lessons Learned from Examples in the Netherlands -- The Use of Telecare in the Netherlands: Three Care Delivery Models -- Developing and Implementing Telecare Enhanced Services in Scotland -- The Need to Build Sustainable Business Models to Ensure That Telehomecare Can Deliver Care -- Why It's Not Yet "Plug and Play" in the United Kingdom -- Scaling-Up Remote Care in the United Kingdom: Lessons from a Decade of Policy Intervention -- Barriers and Challenges to Implementing Telehomecare for Long Term Conditions -- Ambient Assisted Living: From Concept to Implementation -- Epilogue -- Subject Index -- Author Index.