Kelly Marnfeldt, Sindy Lomeli, Sheila A Salinas Navarro, Lilly Estenson, Kate Wilber
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Older adults can face multiple barriers to digital device adoption. To better understand these barriers and other influential factors of digital device use, we conducted focus groups and interviews with adults ages 60+ in collaboration with a non-profit senior services organization in our large metropolitan area. The average age of participants ( n =41) was 74.7 years ( SD = 7.4 years). The sample included both Spanish-speaking ( n =21) and English-speaking ( n =20) participants. We used an immersion-crystallization framework for analysis, engaging in extensive iterative cycles to add, remove and amend codes to identify four major themes: 1) facilitators and 2) barriers of technology usage and digital device uptake,