How one Atlanta neighborhood banded together to support senior housing
How one Atlanta neighborhood banded together to support senior housing
Aging is a first-person experience.
A new episode of Generations Bylines featuring Ari Seth Cohen and Judith Boyd
ASA is committed to uplifting the voices and experiences of BIPOC community members, so we are excited to announce a new series, Voices on Caregiving. I
Millennials aren’t always the first generation to come to mind when we think about caregiving. In 2014, John Poole became his parents’ primary caregiver at age 30.
Leaders need to be willing to take chances.
‘People are changing careers several times across their lives.’
The real action in the aging field lies ahead of us.
Slow tech adoption has amplified the digital disconnect brought on by the pandemic.
The tech adoption that has happened in the past six to eight weeks would have normally taken 10 to 15 years.
Class, race, and education level can determine housing availability for older Americans, as income distribution demonstrates.
Abstract Funding for elder abuse prevention and response is constrained and insufficient. There is no dedicated federal funding for state-administered Adult Protective Services programs, which differs substantially from federal support for child protective services. The departments of Justice and Health & Human Services fund grants for aspects of elder...
A new study standardizes self-neglect assessments and promotes caseworker training.
As schools and communities around the country grapple with the question of whether or not to open for in-person learning in the fall, we thought we’d check in with a family, and recently spoke with members of a multigenerational household in North Carolina. Camerina Nava Gutierrez has lived with her daughter, Kimberly Nava Eggett, and her family for eight years. Kimberly, a teacher, has two children in elementary school.
‘About 60 percent of our study participants reported exposure to community violence—that’s two out of three patients.’
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the media has focused on numbers in nursing homes—numbers of cases, numbers of deaths—even numbers of staff or of face masks. Yet the news has missed the human experience behind those numbers.
Three new tech innovations that are helping support older adults during the COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19 has highlighted our health system’s shortfalls, but it has also galvanized policymakers into action to achieve meaningful change. Thoughtful policy recommendations must address underlying community-level factors that promote social and health disparities.
‘People living with HIV often age into “no man’s land.” ‘
In the absence of a national nursing home testing strategy, governors have put in place a dizzying array of requirements and coverage provisions.