Remote Control: Technology To Assist Long Distance Caregiving
June 11, 2018
As the trend to “age-in-place” continues, and many seniors determine that moving to a facility or retirement community is not for them, there remains the challenge of ensuring that supports are in place for community-dwelling seniors, especially as physical or cognitive impairments mount and family caregivers are far away. New…
Get Smart: Ideas For Senior Homes Of The Future
September 29, 2016
While we often associate millennials with cutting edge technology products, seniors may be just as likely to benefit from smart, user friendly technology. For Kevin Gaunt, a graduate student in design from Sweden, simplified, limited-task robots (“bots”), may be ideal for older persons aging in place and in need of…
Do Your Share: Seniors Begin To Embrace House Sharing
September 8, 2016
Many if not most of us lived in some kind of communal housing as younger adults- perhaps the college dorm or the first apartment. Living alone always seemed like the eventual goal. But for many older people, living alone is not always preferable- or possible. For reasons both economic and…
“I’m Still Saying Yes:” An Interview with 81-Year-Old Relationship Coach Nancy Ripp White
September 30, 2026
“Love can arrive at any age and in places we never would have thought to look.” Starting and maintaining a relationship, especially at an older age, is never easy, especially if your goal is to find romance and love. So if you have the chance to get advice and…
Prevention And Protection: Prevent Falls And Reduce Injuries At Home
September 23, 2026
Happy Fall Prevention Awareness Week! From September 21 – September 25th, the Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons is marking this awareness campaign by publishing materials designed to highlight the threat of falls to older adults and the measures you can take to lower your risk and keep yourself injury-free, especially inside…
Why I Wrote Caregiving in America — And Why This Conversation Matters Now By Lance A. Slatton
September 23, 2026
By Lance A. Slatton There are moments in life that divide everything into a before and an after. For me, one of those moments began with a phone call about my father. At the time, I was newly married and pursuing a path toward medicine. I had completed much…