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Supporting Boomer’s Desire to Age in Place

Supporting Boomer’s Desire to Age in Place

Generations Now

‘The passion in our space is contagious. And I’m hooked!’

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What the Market Will Bear: On Drug Pricing and Potential COVID Treatments

What the Market Will Bear: On Drug Pricing and Potential COVID Treatments

Generations Now

Prior to Medicare Part D, the market wouldn’t bear much, in the way of pricey medications.

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Rosalynn Carter Institute Finds Caregivers Are in Crisis

Rosalynn Carter Institute Finds Caregivers Are in Crisis

Generations Now

“Self-care has become a thing of the past,” said one caregiver.

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Act Now to Defeat Older Adult Malnutrition

Act Now to Defeat Older Adult Malnutrition

Generations Now

‘Malnutrition in older adults costs the United States an estimated $51.3 billion dollars each year.’

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Trends in tech for older adults—from nice to have to must have

Trends in tech for older adults—from nice to have to must have

Generations Today, Trends in Tech for Aging

Virtual reality technology can help with physical rehabilitation and pain management.

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Staving off Loneliness, with a Social Robot?

Staving off Loneliness, with a Social Robot?

Fall 2020, Generations Journal

In trials, ElliQ tests well with users, who tend to bond with it.

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In Their Own Words: How Nursing Home Residents Feel About Lock-Down

In Their Own Words: How Nursing Home Residents Feel About Lock-Down

Generations Now

“Covid-19 has limited my visits with my son; there is no hope.”

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Celebrate the U.N.’s International Day of Older Persons

Celebrate the U.N.’s International Day of Older Persons

Generations Now

Focus on women in nursing, who are undervalued and inadequately compensated.

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Best Practice Caregiving: Leading Organizations to Evidence-based Dementia Caregiving Programs

Best Practice Caregiving: Leading Organizations to Evidence-based Dementia Caregiving Programs

Generations Now

Best Practice Caregiving is a web-based database developed for professionals and organizations that serve family and friend caregivers of those living with dementia.

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Five questions to ask the Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett

Five questions to ask the Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett

Generations Now

‘If the ACA were found to be invalid, millions of older adults will lose life-saving healthcare coverage.’

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Preventing Social Isolation with Door-to-Door Transport

Preventing Social Isolation with Door-to-Door Transport

Fall 2020, Generations Journal

Access to transportation is a vital prescription to stem the loneliness epidemic.

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The Role of Early-Life Trauma in Social Isolation

The Role of Early-Life Trauma in Social Isolation

Fall 2020, Generations Journal

Reviewing risk factors in Black American caregiving families.

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Come Together—To Fight Social Isolation and Loneliness

Come Together—To Fight Social Isolation and Loneliness

Fall 2020, Generations Journal

‘For most people social networks and support are also a foundational need.’

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Making That Critical Connection

Making That Critical Connection

Fall 2020, Generations Journal

How Innovative Community Programs at Home and Abroad Address Food Insecurity and Social Isolation

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Interventions that Work to Stem the Effects of Social Isolation and Loneliness

Interventions that Work to Stem the Effects of Social Isolation and Loneliness

Fall 2020, Generations Journal

Physical activity via social engagement can counteract decline in health caused by isolation.

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Seeking a Sense of Belonging

Seeking a Sense of Belonging

Fall 2020, Generations Journal

Becoming an integral part of a community is a better solution for social isolation than many volunteer programs.

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Using Comedy Care to Curb Isolation and Loneliness Among Older Adults

Using Comedy Care to Curb Isolation and Loneliness Among Older Adults

Fall 2020, Generations Journal

How laughter can crack the code to reaching elders with dementia.

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Surviving the New Normal

Surviving the New Normal

Generations Now

What calamities have you survived? How did you do it?

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New Celebrations in a Year of New Normals

New Celebrations in a Year of New Normals

Generations Now

As the country gears up for a winter holiday season that includes holidays from many cultures, this is a chance for all of us to think about new ways to celebrate.

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Reducing the Risk of Falls

Reducing the Risk of Falls

Generations Today

‘Older adults can leverage technology to prevent fall risk.’

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