Emergency Planning for Solo AgersEmergencies strike without warning — here are steps to take when you are facing a crisis and family can't be there to helpBy Carol Marak|October 5, 2022
The Impact of Third Places for Solo AgersCommunity centers, coffee shops, bookstores — these are just a few of the places where solo agers can make connections with others and enhance their support systemsBy Ailene Gerhardt|July 14, 2022
For Solo Agers, A Roadmap for a Secure FutureQuestions to ask yourself about topics such as health, social connections, housing, finances, and transportation to see how prepared you are to age independentlyBy Carol Marak|January 20, 2022
Looking for a Healthy Boost? Make New Friends.How ‘solo agers’ and others can expand their social circlesBy Patricia Corrigan|July 23, 2021
How Men Adapt to Being Solo Agers3 steps men can take to stay connected, be prepared and fight lonelinessBy Jackson Rainer|July 8, 2021
How the Pandemic Has Inspired Solo Agers to ConnectIf you are alone, or know someone who is, here are ways to help reduce isolationBy Sara Zeff Geber|April 16, 2020
The Pandemic: A Preview of Retirement?A solo ager has realized her social network needs to be built upBy Cindy Andersen|March 30, 2021
Opinion: Why I Went on Hospice Even Though I'm Not DyingAs a solo ager, I have found that hospice offers the services I need mostBy Erica Manfred|May 15, 2023
I'm a Solo Ager and I've Hired a Death DoulaI know I need support navigating the complexities of dying and I want to die on my own termsBy Erica Manfred|March 14, 2023
Transportation To Medical Appointments Can Be Tricky For Solo AgersThere are local organizations that offer rides, but research and planning may be requiredBy Kerri Fivecoat-Campbell|November 4, 2022
What it Means to Be a Childfree Older AdultIt's time to raise awareness for 'solo agers' needing help planning their futureBy Laura Dixon|April 4, 2017
Please Feel Free to Cancel Our PlansFor this solo ager, being home alone with her dog suits her just fineBy Elaine Soloway|September 30, 2021
Sara Zeff Geber: Offering Retirement Advice for Solo AgersThis 2018 Influencer in Aging assists boomers without kids and/or grandkidsBy Richard Eisenberg|September 27, 2018
What We All Need to Know About Solo AgingThe Elder Orphan Facebook group finds that many without families lack supportBy Carol Marak|October 10, 2018
Sponsored3 Conversations Solo Agers Should Have to Pre-Plan Their Funerals How to ensure your funeral will happen the way you’d likeAugust 16, 2021
A Solo Ager’s Traditions and OptionsGrowing older on your own may close some doors, but it can also open many othersBy Jackson Rainer|May 9, 2022
Rajean Moone: Protecting the Aging LGBTQ PopulationRajean Moone says the health care community needs to be better equipped to offer sensitive physical and mental health services to older LGBTQ peopleBy Julie Pfitzinger|December 6, 2022
Aging in America: News and Trends From 2 SummitsAn on-the-ground report on topics from elder fraud to encore careersBy Richard Eisenberg|April 24, 2019
How to Embrace the Holiday Season When You're Feeling LonelyLonging for a person or a tradition at the holidays may be causing your loneliness. Here are 5 strategies to help you feel better.By Meg Lambrych|December 21, 2023
Buying a House in My 60sThink you can’t buy a house if you are an older adult, or a sole proprietor? It might be possible.By Rosie Wolf Williams|August 1, 2022
How to Be Less Lonely This Holiday SeasonThese holidays, in the wake of the social trauma of the pandemic, may be challenging. It's more important than ever for people who are alone to find ways to connect with others.By Julie Pfitzinger|December 1, 2022
New Trends in Retirement LivingOlder 55+ communities are wooing residents back with wellness, nature and cultural connectionsBy Sherri Snelling|June 27, 2022
A Solo Ager's 5-Step Plan to Finding a FiduciaryLocating someone to make health and financial decisions for you when you can'tBy Jodi Weisberg|August 7, 2019
OpinionZooming In, Missing OutVirtual activities still seem to be the norm and I miss the social aspect of in-person gatheringsBy Barbara Rady Kazdan|November 13, 2023
Lessons From The World's Longest Study On HappinessA new book reveals that quality relationships help us live longer, healthier and happierBy Sherri Snelling|March 1, 2023
Building a Team to Help with Estate and Long-Term Care PlanningTips for childless boomers from the author of a new bookBy Sara Zeff Geber|April 23, 2018
How Do You Sculpt Your Time?As you move from your working life to retirement, consider the ways you will frame your daysBy Jackson Rainer|December 2, 2021
3 Best Ways to Remain Independent As You AgeThe 'Friends Talk Money' podcast hosts on aging in place successfullyBy Richard Eisenberg|April 30, 2021
Staying Grounded in an Uncertain WorldNone of these recommendations require a lot of time, energy or money. They focus on small positive steps to pause and recharge during a difficult moment.By Amy Stein-Milford|January 12, 2024
You Can Have a Robot for a RoommateHow technology may help people age at home and address worrisome forecasts of a shortage of caregiversBy Jeanette Beebe|June 29, 2022
OpinionWhy Every Month Should Be Older Americans MonthIt's celebrated in May, but if we commemorate it right, eventually we'll no longer need to call attention to itBy Jeanette Leardi|May 10, 2021
Discharge Planning: Know Your RightsStanding up to a health care professional can be daunting, especially if you're worried about a premature discharge from a hospitalBy Liz Seegert|February 4, 2022
10 Things to Consider When Relocating After 50Age-friendly services, neighborhoods and city rankings are just a few elementsBy Holly Lawrence|November 15, 2018
Why Many People Really Start Businesses in RetirementThe reasons may not be ones you expectBy Richard Eisenberg|May 28, 2020