The New Aging Family: Older Adults and Parents
This study examines challenges of both generations aging together
Featured
Special Report
Living to the End of Life
This special report will include storytelling, news and information about how to plan for the end of your life in a way that meets your own goals and preferences.
Sponsored by: The John A. Hartford Foundation
Work & Purpose
What Older Workers and Younger Workers Can Learn From Each Other
The 'Back to Human' author on how shared learning closes the generational divide
By Dan Schawbel
Special Report
Vitality Arts
Our special series, Vitality Arts, shows the powerful effect that participating in the arts can have on our minds, bodies and souls. Look to this page for information, resources and inspiration that will help you age better through the arts and show that creativity has no age limit.
Sponsored by: Aroha Philanthropies
Work & Purpose
How to Find a Seasonal Side Hustle
These 7 part-time jobs can deliver extra income over the holidays
By Rosie Wolf Williams
Special Report
Transforming Life as We Age
This special report will cover topics central to maintaining choice and independence as we grow older
Sponsored by: The SCAN Foundation
Health
Your Questions Answered: How Can I Communicate Effectively With My Doctor?
How to make sure your physician understands your concerns
By Edie Grossfield
Health
What to Know About Thinning Skin and Easy Bruising Skin
How you or a loved one can avoid injury and care for older skin
By Debbie L. Miller
Work & Purpose
Why I’m So Glad I Ran for Congress
The campaign taught me a lot about people and about myself
By Kathy Manning
Living
The Second Year After a Loved One’s Death
Moving forward while learning lessons about grief and living with the loss
By Jackson Rainer
Living
Play Games for Better Health
How this pastime can offer physical, social and emotional benefits
By Randi Mazzella
Technology
The Benefits of Connecting With Young People
A chat with Longevity Innovator and Teeniors CEO Trish Lopez
By The Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging
Health
Patients Struggle to Get Their Medical Records
A study of 83 hospitals discovers new barriers to exercising this right
By Judith Graham
Health
One Doctor’s Plea: Consider Palliative Care
An oncologist grapples with letting patients suffer when there’s an alternative
By Grace Birnstengel
Living
Intergenerational Places Help Young and Old Thrive
Creating shared programs can be a good use of community resources
By Donna Butts and Trent Stamp
Caregiving
The Personal Sacrifices Family Caregivers Make for Their Loved Ones
A recent survey shows many give up health care, money and social time
By Edie Grossfield
Health
Your Questions Answered: How Can I Communicate Effectively With My Doctor?
How to make sure your physician understands your concerns
By Edie Grossfield
Health
What to Know About Thinning Skin and Easy Bruising Skin
How you or a loved one can avoid injury and care for older skin
By Debbie L. Miller
Work & Purpose
Why I’m So Glad I Ran for Congress
The campaign taught me a lot about people and about myself
By Kathy Manning
Living
The Second Year After a Loved One’s Death
Moving forward while learning lessons about grief and living with the loss
By Jackson Rainer
Living
Play Games for Better Health
How this pastime can offer physical, social and emotional benefits
By Randi Mazzella
Technology
The Benefits of Connecting With Young People
A chat with Longevity Innovator and Teeniors CEO Trish Lopez
By The Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging
Health
Patients Struggle to Get Their Medical Records
A study of 83 hospitals discovers new barriers to exercising this right
By Judith Graham
Health
One Doctor’s Plea: Consider Palliative Care
An oncologist grapples with letting patients suffer when there’s an alternative
By Grace Birnstengel
Living
Intergenerational Places Help Young and Old Thrive
Creating shared programs can be a good use of community resources
By Donna Butts and Trent Stamp
Caregiving
The Personal Sacrifices Family Caregivers Make for Their Loved Ones
A recent survey shows many give up health care, money and social time
By Edie Grossfield
