How to Avoid Compassion Burnout
Two experts offer insight into how to keep giving, with boundaries
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Age-Friendly Health Care
Follow our in-depth examination of current health care offerings through an age-friendly lens. What does age-friendly health care look like, and how do you locate and access it? We cover how to prioritize your unique needs when selecting providers and treatments for yourself or a loved one.
Sponsored by: The John A. Hartford Foundation
Money
8 Ways to Lower the Cost of a Divorce
It's possible to reduce steep attorney fees if you're savvy
By Brette Sember
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
Health
How to Take Charge of Your Health Before Something Bad Happens
A cardiologist and psychologist offer advice to break through barriers
By Gary M. Stern
Living
Librarians Change the 50+ Dating Game
With tech help and encouragement, these libraries simplify making connections
By Lorraine Allen
Health
The Benefits and Fun of Exercising With Your Grandchildren
This podcast discusses ways to get you and your grandkids up and moving
By Paul Vogelzang
Money
3 New Alzheimer’s Studies’ Goal: ‘Preparing Us for a Cure’
UsAgainstAlzheimer's focused on patients, caregivers and pharmaceuticals
By Sherri Snelling
Opinion
OPINION: 2020 Election: The Candidates’ National Service Plans
One presidential hopeful has a service proposal to unite generations
By Phyllis Segal
Money
One Family’s Journey Through Guardianship Hell
Learning their five mistakes could help you avoid a similar fate
By Gary Weiss
Health
New Research Sheds More Light on Alzheimer’s in Women
Alzheimer's conference studies on biological, genetic and socioeconomic factors
By Sherri Snelling
Living
Learning New Things: No Audience Required
For writer Elaine Soloway, improving on later-life skills is best done solo
By Elaine Soloway
Money
Why Smart People Don’t Spot Financial Infidelity in Their Relationships
5 tips from experts and 2 red flags to watch for
By Randi Mazzella
Living
The Accordion Is Back! Give It a Hug!
This versatile and beloved instrument is enjoying a renaissance
By Rosie Wolf Williams
Health
How Electromagnetic Stimulation Can Improve Memory
The technology targets the hippocampus to reverse age-related memory loss
By Kelsey Ogletree
Caregiving
When a Parent Dies: Ways to Help Yourself and Your Surviving Parent
A grief-support expert shares a letter she wrote to a grieving friend
By Amy Florian
Health
The Benefits and Fun of Exercising With Your Grandchildren
This podcast discusses ways to get you and your grandkids up and moving
By Paul Vogelzang
Money
3 New Alzheimer’s Studies’ Goal: ‘Preparing Us for a Cure’
UsAgainstAlzheimer's focused on patients, caregivers and pharmaceuticals
By Sherri Snelling
Opinion
OPINION: 2020 Election: The Candidates’ National Service Plans
One presidential hopeful has a service proposal to unite generations
By Phyllis Segal
Money
One Family’s Journey Through Guardianship Hell
Learning their five mistakes could help you avoid a similar fate
By Gary Weiss
Health
New Research Sheds More Light on Alzheimer’s in Women
Alzheimer's conference studies on biological, genetic and socioeconomic factors
By Sherri Snelling
Living
Learning New Things: No Audience Required
For writer Elaine Soloway, improving on later-life skills is best done solo
By Elaine Soloway
Money
Why Smart People Don’t Spot Financial Infidelity in Their Relationships
5 tips from experts and 2 red flags to watch for
By Randi Mazzella
Living
The Accordion Is Back! Give It a Hug!
This versatile and beloved instrument is enjoying a renaissance
By Rosie Wolf Williams
Health
How Electromagnetic Stimulation Can Improve Memory
The technology targets the hippocampus to reverse age-related memory loss
By Kelsey Ogletree
Caregiving
When a Parent Dies: Ways to Help Yourself and Your Surviving Parent
A grief-support expert shares a letter she wrote to a grieving friend
By Amy Florian
