Health professional students learned how to educate elders on SIL and provide potential social prescriptions to help.

How does social prescribing work ideally, and how might it work more broadly in the U.S.?

Reducing medications empowers deprescribing advocacy.

Removing dementia from our vocabulary would likely lead to earlier detection and hope for help.

AgeSpan in Massachusetts benefits from a diverse service area and staff, which means ramping up racial equity training for service providers, funders and staff.

Exploring new digital health tools for older adults to monitor and manage eye disease at home.

Explaining the risks we face with potential slashes to this crucial program.

Creating a happier and healthier world through the love of therapy animals.

Involving patients, caregivers and families is key for nutrition plan adherence and readmission prevention.

Concentrating federal transportation spending in high birth-rate areas may isolate elders in their neighborhoods.

Explaining MSPs and how to expand access to them.

Past opportunities, inflation are behind the wave of older adult homelessness, but viable solutions exist.

USC students meld healthcare knowledge with personally gathered on-the-ground details for better outcomes.

Why not combat loneliness in the same way we fought smoking?

Defining challenges, raising questions, and providing answers to which type of research might best assist BIPOC grandparents raising grandchildren.

Successful parenting program in the Port Gamble S’Kallam Tribe allows children to stay with family or tribal members acting as family.

Washington State’s cultural adaptations for Latine and tribal families.

A new book chronicles how a nondescript bakery in Manhattan provides company for the struggles of late life.

Older workers cite high cost of housing, necessities, for staying longer in the workforce.

Natural disasters lay bare society’s deepest inequalities, and for older adults, challenges are life-changing and potentially life-threatening.