On triage, healthcare rationing, and how ageism might rear its ugly head in any situation of constructed scarcity.
On triage, healthcare rationing, and how ageism might rear its ugly head in any situation of constructed scarcity.
Unhoused residents struggle to find affordable housing.
Mental health is often overlooked in other caregiver support programming.
The fellowship program has helped me to understand how power and the MOD clarify aging experiences.
Once data is gathered, design modifications to elder care facilities could be warranted.
More training and specified staff could make a huge difference in how people with PD and dementia are treated.
New book zeroes in on the clarity that comes with aging.
Cuts to Medicaid and the threat of mass deportations could do irreparable harm to direct care.
Springs Rescue Mission staff on what it means to be unhoused and how they help people land on their feet.
Laying out the many resources available to prevent and report fraud.
How the LTCOP came about and the challenges it faces.
On the health and psychological benefits of this crucial federal program.
‘One simple fact should motivate us: A victim of elder abuse is never the same.’
A look at the numbers of who’s staying in the hospital for longer periods and downstream effects.
Putting older patients at the center of care via new protocols that include nutrition as part of the care action steps.
How arbitrary generational definitions can foster ageist thinking.
How to create meaningful links between LGBTQ+ older and younger adults.
Personal tale brings home the truth about our caregiving infrastructure, or lack thereof.
Step-by-advice on how to ensure spousal peace of mind about benefits.
Why it might be wise for elders to use Continuous Glucose Monitors.