Dr. Sue Levkoff, Sc.D. is Vice President and a founder of EHG and one of the nation’s leading experts on geriatrics and aging. Her research programs focus on the application of technologies to improve the prevention and management of chronic diseases. While at Harvard Medical School, she served as the President of the National Association of Geriatric Education Centers and directed geriatric teaching programs for US, Korean, and Japanese health care professionals, and trained dementia specialists to work in home care and nursing homes settings. After more than 25 years at Harvard Medical School, she accepted a position as an endowed chair and director of the Smart Home program at the University of South Carolina, which brings together researchers from health-related professions with their counterparts in computer science and engineering to develop innovative technology solutions for improving the health of aging populations.