Town Square Sarasota adheres to a 1950s theme.
New Alzheimer’s Daycare Model Shows Potential
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Solving the Long-Term Care Facility Crisis
Resources desperately needed to prevent severe staffing shortages and poor working conditions in LTC facilities.
Opportunities for Improving Health Equity Through Nutrition
Causes of and potential solutions to malnutrition and food insecurity from the MQii Advisory Committee.
Meeting Clients Where They Are, and Providing Intensive Services
DayBreak Adult Care Centers’ Rapid Response Case Management pilot
Treasuring Work at Age 75
Developing trainings for family dementia caregivers keeps her brain stimulated and shares her extensive knowledge.
Redefining Retirement
Bill Glover finds passion, purpose with in-home caregiving.
One Worker’s Experience Starting in a Difficult Profession at 54
I know ageism when I am asked for an employee’s birthdate who is up for a lead position.
Community Health Navigator Ray Marion on the Two-Way Nature of Teaching
‘You talk to them where they’re at.’
Do Depressive Symptoms Across the Lifespan Affect Dementia Risk?
Insights from a new study on early adulthood depression.
Strengthening Compassion and Interprofessional Collaboration
New resources to help healthcare professionals dealing with burnout.
Storytelling in Parkinson’s Disease Vital to Non-motor Symptom ID and Management
‘Fear and stigma can be highly disabling and make people with Parkinson’s feel shunned.’
Sages & Seekers Defeats Ageism via Friendship
Busting stereotypes through the lost art of quiet conversation.
Apply Now to Be a Health and Aging Policy Fellow!
‘The program aims to create a cadre of leaders who will serve as change agents in health and aging policy.’
Using the Holiday Season to Address Persistent Malnutrition
But don’t stop when the holidays are over.
Nutrition-focused Quality Improvement Program Yields Benefits
With such a program it takes only a few minutes to assess malnutrition risk.
The Habitual Gaze
On the battle of eyes, or how and when parents become someone to look over, in healthcare settings.
Let Down by a Broken Retirement System, Older Americans Rely on Family for Support
Nearly one in five adults provides unpaid care to an adult ages 50 or older.
Building Community with African Immigrant Older Adults to Improve Function
Studies are necessary to help develop health interventions and improve clinical practice for this population.
Challenges in Stroke Care and Potential Preventive Practices
Preventing stroke and caring for those who’ve had strokes should involve public health, clinical care and the community.
It All Starts With Clinical Trials: The NIA’s Dr. Patricia Jones on How to Make Them Inclusive
Clinical trials should include diverse study participants because such studies are intended to benefit the public and improve the quality of everyone’s life.