‘As many as 50 percent of adults with dementia are never diagnosed.’
New Milken Report Recommends Ways to Make Cognitive Screening Routine
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Retirement Lessons from Recent Study
Edward Jones and Age Wave are back with new retirement findings, including how imperative it is to plan for good health and savings.
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.’
Designing a New Social Infrastructure to Combat Loneliness in Aging Adults
Programs and designs for ameliorating loneliness need to match one of three specific varieties of the condition.
Healthcare’s Responsibility: Reduce Loneliness and Isolation in Older Adults
Programming models from CareMore and Aspire Health, and many more.
Horse Sense, Nature and Resilience: Maureen Allen Celebrates Being an Older American Every Day
‘I believe in moving forward at warp speed because life is an adventure.’
Four Things That Make Ken Dychtwald Radically Curious
‘Younger and older generations have lots of issues with us [boomers]. Many think we’re jerks.’
What Happens When a Care Facility Doesn’t Care?
‘Numerous residents told us they felt like inmates in a prison.’
Know Oneself, Name Oneself … Or Something Else
‘At age 44, should I have already properly named and mastered myself?’
Trump Set LGBT Rights Backward for Older Adults—but Biden Can Undo That
Biden’s administration and a pro-equality majority in Congress can advance a range of policies supporting LGBT older adults.
Better Late: Love and Marriage after 65
‘Alex and I defy the stereotypes and the odds.’
ASA Members Embody the Term Communities of Strength
‘Everyone involved felt more connected to their community and gained a sense of purpose.’
Aging While … Seeking Social Change Through Social Impact Litigation
‘Social impact litigation is a key strategy for eliminating older adult poverty.’
Elder Justice Elusive, But Advocates Are Hard at Work Securing It
‘Access to justice for older adults is under threat.’
On the Edge of Eviction: Emergency Rental Assistance Is a Lifeline
Almost 450,000 renters ages 55 to 64 report they will likely be evicted in the next two months.
Nutrition Programs Fuel the Health and Well-being of Older Americans
The USDA has adopted a range of actions to strengthen and improve the reach of the federal nutrition programs during COVID-19.
Does Dementia or Mild Cognitive Impairment Increase Suicide Risk?
‘Both MCI and dementia may have various implications, and as we discovered, attempting suicide is one of them.’
Can the Nation’s Housing Support a Population Seeking to Age in Place?
A detailed overview of how America’s older adults are housed reveals significant challenges for this cohort’s ability to age in place—and to live safely, affordably, and well.
Why Our Healthcare System Is Failing Older Adults
On witnessing the silent yet blatant discrimination before us.
Boomers vs. Zoomers? When it Comes to the Climate Crisis, It’s Time for Intergenerational Cooperation
‘Generational differences also exist in understanding the root causes of climate change.’