Chip Conley uses tales from the Modern Elder Academy and real-life experience to demonstrate how to grab the most meaning out of the second half of life.
New Book from a Modern Elder with a Young Soul
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Big Aims, a Clear Path to Reach Them
SAGECare trains businesses to care for elders in a culturally competent way and it works.
Cognitive Aging in Place: Guides to Enhance Safety, Independence, and Comfort at Home
Research lab allows older adults with cognitive impairment more time living at home.
When You Listen With Your Heart
Be who you are at your core, a human being who cares about another human being; nothing else matters.
The ABCD’s Approach for Obesity Treatment and Why Muscle Matters
Ingesting plenty of protein is a key step to preventing muscle loss in older adults undergoing weight-loss regimens.
Facing the Dual Challenges of Caregiving While Aging with Disability
As the number of caregivers living with disabilities increases, help is available in many forms.
Reversing the Systemic Tide to Truly Lift All Boats
By looking at policy through an intersectional lens, we will design solutions that are effective for more diverse people and communities with nuanced needs.
Intersectionality Can Shape the Support Networks of Older Women with HIV
Increased attention to the experiences of older women living with HIV is key to know when, where, and with whom to intervene with support.
On Disability, Race, and Sexuality
How ableism plays into other identities, and the power of mentorship.
With Age, Blacks Fall Into Poverty as Their Health Worsens
The surest solutions involve government programs and government funding—which may prove difficult with today’s political polarization.
On Ableism, Ageism, and the Intersections Between Them
The battle for dignity and realization of civil and human rights is difficult for people with disabilities and older adults, and even harder for those in both groups.
How Ageism and Ableism Intersect with Gender Bias in Medicine
‘Medical gaslighting is harmful. It is hurtful. It can even be deadly.’
Promises Made, Promises Kept
An ode to Marie.
How to Meet the Growing Challenge of Older Americans with Vision Loss
Educating, training, and upskilling staff in organizations that work with older adults is a key first step toward helping elders with vision loss.
A Place to Call Home
Thoughts on the dire nature of available elder housing from ASA’s Economic Security Council.
Nutrition—A Key Factor for Older Adults’ Quality of Life
‘Food brings pleasure, and eating is a valuable social activity.’
Don George: Meandering Mystic
Well-known travel writer, teacher and mentor lives his ‘be the love’ mantra.
The Connection Between Health and Vision Impairment
Poor physical health often accompanies vision loss, but connecting to vision rehab services can rebuild confidence and control over one’s daily life.
Preaching Beyond the Choir About Family Caregiving
Why engaging journalists matters.
Monitoring and Nutrition Are Vital for Quality Diabetes Management
Diabetes Awareness Month is a great time to encourage elders to speak with healthcare providers about programs and experts that can help them better control blood glucose levels.