Generations Now The Long, Winding Road to Long-term Care Reform This represents the largest expansion of Medicaid HCBS in American history. By Pallavi Podapati Read more
Generations Now The FDA Was Wrong: Aducanumab Shows No Clinical Benefit ‘Aducanumab’s rejection should have been without controversy.’ Point/Counterpoint By Lon S. Schneider Read more
Generations Now Unmet Need and Science Warrant Approval of Aducanumab ‘While not a cure, this new drug is the first FDA-approved treatment to reduce one of the defining brain changes of Alzheimer’s disease.’ Point/Counterpoint By Kristen Clifford Read more
Generations Now New Toolkit Offers Ways to Better Connect with Diverse Family Caregivers 'The toolkit is informed by the voices and perspectives of diverse elders themselves, as well as their caregivers.’ By Michael Adams and Ocean Le Read more
Generations Now Many Voices, One Cause ‘Sahar believes the company’s philosophy will stand out because of its holistic approach to all types of care needs.’ From Our Sponsors By Charlie Young Read more
Generations Now Equity in Entrepreneurship Among Older Adults ‘When entrepreneurs are successful, businesses become a source of family wealth that can transfer to future generations.’ From Our Sponsors By Melissa Grober-Morrow Read more
Generations Now A New Advancing Equity Initiative from Justice in Aging 'The impact of racism only intensifies as people of color age and also confront ageism.' By Paul Nathanson Read more
Generations Now Venture Capital Is Driving Innovation in the Older Market When we looked around, there weren’t a lot of companies that had been formed to meet the needs of older adults. A conversation between Age Wave’s Bob Morison and venture capitalists Alan Patricof and Abby Levy Read more
Generations Now How Do the Health Crises of COVID-19 and Drug Overdoses Intersect with Aging? ‘Adults ages 55 to 64 in particular have seen one of the sharpest increases in overdose deaths over the past five years.’ By Makaya Funk-White and Benjamin H. Han Read more
Generations Now Will Congress Finally Transform the Direct Care Job? As job satisfaction and care quality improve, consumers spend more, public assistance rates drop and costly health outcomes go down. By Robert Espinoza June 8, 2021 Read more
Generations Now New Milken Report Recommends Ways to Make Cognitive Screening Routine ‘As many as 50 percent of adults with dementia are never diagnosed.’ By Diane Ty Read more
Generations Now Call to Action: Three Ways You Can Prevent Future Catastrophes in Aging ‘We now have a historic opportunity to act on what is arguably the largest investment in aging-related causes since 1965.’ By Peter Kaldes Read more
