Read more The Good Death ‘We expect doctors to somehow fix the unfixable and to defy the inevitable.’ By Suzanne B. O’Brien
Generations Now Changing Lives by Challenging Use of the Word Dementia Removing dementia from our vocabulary would likely lead to earlier detection and hope for help. By Mike Zuendel Read more
Generations Now Applying Anti-Racist Initiatives to Promote Health Equity AgeSpan in Massachusetts benefits from a diverse service area and staff, which means ramping up racial equity training for service providers, funders and staff. By Alison Biggar Read more
Generations Now How Your Phone Could Save Your Eyesight Exploring new digital health tools for older adults to monitor and manage eye disease at home. By Karen Liao Read more
Read more Advocating for Grandparents Who Step in to Parent Bolstering the village it takes to raise grandchildren whose parents are out of the picture. By Alison Biggar
Generations Journal Winter 2024–25 The Power of Strength: A Tribute to My Grandmother and All Grandparents Winter 2024–25 Grandparents are key to raising grandchildren in the U.S., despite economic, emotional, and physical sacrifices. A Personal Reflection By Jean C. Accius Read more
Generations Journal Winter 2024–25 A Glimpse into the Lives of African American Grandmothers Caring on the Margins Winter 2024–25 A lack of familial or community resources makes the grandmothering job all-consuming and nearly impossible. By Gaynell M. Simpson Read more
Generations Journal Winter 2024–25 A Case Study of Compound Caregiving by an African American Grandmother Winter 2024–25 Addressing the preferred ways extended family and healthcare providers might provide stress relief for compound caregivers. By Tina L. Dothard Peterson Read more
Read more How Social Prescribing Is Reconnecting Older Adults Art Pharmacy demonstrates that “prescribing” the arts in community reliably improves older adult well-being. By Chris Appleton and Lucy Rabinowitz Bailey
Generations Today March–April 2025 Social Prescribing Can Optimize Quality of Life and Age-Friendly Care
Read more Generations Today March–April 2025 How Social Prescribing Is Reconnecting Older Adults March–April 2025 By Chris Appleton and Lucy Rabinowitz Bailey
Read more Generations Today March–April 2025 How Companies Like GeriatRx Can Foster Social Prescribing March–April 2025 By DeLon Canterbury
Read more Generations Today March–April 2025 A 1-Year Social Isolation and Loneliness Intervention March–April 2025 By Jason Burnett, Edward Garcia, III, and Carla Perissinotto
Read more Generations Today March–April 2025 Social Prescribing Can Optimize Quality of Life and Age-Friendly Care March–April 2025 By Alice Bonner, Nicole Brandt and Kate DeBartolo
Read more Generations Today March–April 2025 How Social Prescriptions Help Patients—and Physicians March–April 2025 By Julia Hotz
Read more Generations Today March–April 2025 Social Prescribing: A Geriatrician’s Perspective March–April 2025 By Ashwin Kotwal
Read more Generations Today March–April 2025 Connecting Generations, Empowering Lives: A Vision for Social Prescribing March–April 2025 By Elizabeth Markle, Sally Duplantier, Michaela Hayes
Read more Generations Today March–April 2025 Community Perspectives on Social Connection Programs March–April 2025 By Katrina Hough, Ashwin Kotwal and Nandini Singh
Read more Generations Today March–April 2025 A Path Toward Universal Social Prescribing in the United States March–April 2025 By Alan Siegel and Carla Perissinotto
Read more Generations Now Why Millions of Older Workers Depend on Medicaid to Survive OpEd By Robert Espinoza
Read more Generations Now From Hospital to Home: The Essential Role of Nutrition Plans at Discharge From Our Sponsors By Jillian Hyttenhove
Read more Generations Now How Shifting DOT Funding Priorities Hurts Grandma, Grandpa and Their Families OpEd By Stacy Torres
Read more Generations Now Strategies to Reduce Healthcare Cost Burden via Medicare Savings Programs By Elvira Makk Frid, Amy Herr, and Caroline Picher
Read more Generations Now On Homelessness, Housing and How We Got Here From Our Sponsors By Alison Biggar
Read more Generations Now Students’ First-Hand Experience in Collaborative Geriatric Care By Lois Angelo
