Generations Today March–April 2025 A Path Toward Universal Social Prescribing in the United States March–April 2025 How does social prescribing work ideally, and how might it work more broadly in the U.S.? By Alan Siegel and Carla Perissinotto Read more
Generations Today March–April 2025 Community Perspectives on Social Connection Programs March–April 2025 Interviews reveal what might and might not work to foster social prescribing in the community. By Katrina Hough, Ashwin Kotwal and Nandini Singh Read more
Generations Today March–April 2025 Connecting Generations, Empowering Lives: A Vision for Social Prescribing March–April 2025 An eyes-wide-open account of how social prescribing should work, equitably. By Elizabeth Markle, Sally Duplantier, Michaela Hayes Read more
Generations Today March–April 2025 Social Prescribing: A Geriatrician’s Perspective March–April 2025 How might solving for social isolation and loneliness improve physical health? By Ashwin Kotwal Read more
Generations Today March–April 2025 How Social Prescriptions Help Patients—and Physicians March–April 2025 Where and how the practice got off the ground in a real way. By Julia Hotz Read more
Generations Today March–April 2025 Social Prescribing Can Optimize Quality of Life and Age-Friendly Care March–April 2025 ‘Often, the most important issues with older adults are not purely medical.’ By Alice Bonner, Nicole Brandt and Kate DeBartolo Read more
Generations Today March–April 2025 A 1-Year Social Isolation and Loneliness Intervention March–April 2025 Health professional students learned how to educate elders on SIL and provide potential social prescriptions to help. By Jason Burnett, Edward Garcia, III, and Carla Perissinotto Read more
Generations Today March–April 2025 How Companies Like GeriatRx Can Foster Social Prescribing March–April 2025 Reducing medications empowers deprescribing advocacy. By DeLon Canterbury Read more
Generations Today March–April 2025 How Social Prescribing Is Reconnecting Older Adults March–April 2025 Art Pharmacy demonstrates that “prescribing” the arts in community reliably improves older adult well-being. By Chris Appleton and Lucy Rabinowitz Bailey Read more
