Attachment — the maintaining of family and social relationships as we age – is one of the 7A’s of SuperAging. Not only is it good for our health and happiness, but it could impact how long we live. The science is clear: loneliness is, in and of itself, a serious risk to health and longevity. […]
There are basic actions we don’t really think about: lifting a package off the floor, getting up from a chair, pushing a door open. But there’s a right way and a wrong way to perform these basic moves, and if we don’t do them with the correct form, we risk injury and pain. This excellent […]
Look at the photo — he might well be older than 65, the “traditional” age of retirement. Yet doesn’t he seem happy and confident and full of purpose? Clearly, he’s gaining a lot more benefit from “unretirement” than dollars and cents alone. That’s why we were attracted this article: it asks us to look at […]
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The battle goes on with aging parents who are living alone or without family nearby and their adult children. From the kids’ point of view, their parent is just not safe in that big house anymore, with the declines that often come with aging. Perhaps the elder has lost a spouse or partner and there […]
The types of long-term care located in various communities are largely driven by what their oldest residents can afford. This has created stark differences in what’s available to White and minority retirees, a new study finds. Assisted living facilities, despite the high cost, have been the fastest-growing part of the long-term care industry over the […]
