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10 Tips to Age Beautifully
10 TIPS TO AGE BEAUTIFULLY
Aging is inescapable but it is also a glorious thing, you have done the work, you have learned many of life’s lessons now you can sit back and enjoy life without all that youthful angst and uncertainty.
We all want to look beautiful, and have probably read up on beauty tips such as using more olive oil for improved skin care, changing our makeup products, drinking more green tea for health, and lots of lukewarm water for beautiful skin, but which actually work? In this article, we delve into simple things you can do to…
The Little Lies We Tell Aging Parents Who Are Suffering from Dementia
Experts advise caregiving children to employ white lies to help their aging parents with future care.
18 Signs Your Elderly Parent Needs Help
Whether mail is stacking up, food is spoiled or something just seems off, it's important know the signs that your aging parents need help.
How to spend time with Aging Parents
How to Visit Your Aging Parent the Right Way
Knowing how to approach visits with older relatives can make the experience better for both of you. Advice from the author of "I Don't Have Time for This!"
50 Things Every Woman Should Have By Age 50
50 Things Every Woman Should Have By Age 50 While by no means complete, this is a very insightful list of possible goals for women.
Why Aging at Home Is Getting Easier for Some Families
A new report says that most Medicaid spending for caregiving is now on home and community care rather than nursing homes. That's a welcome change for many.
What Have We Learned From 30 Years of 'Aging in Place'?
A new study on "naturally occurring retirement communities" shows that cities must adapt to and support the needs of elders for them to thrive.
What Aging Parents Want From Their Kids
There’s a fine line between caring and controlling—but older adults and their grown children often disagree on where it is.
Healthy Aging: What Can You Control?
Genetics isn't the only factor in aging. Your lifestyle can help you break the mold.
How to Prepare for Old Age When You Don’t Have Kids
Generally speaking, if you have kids, you have someone to watch over you beyond your golden years. Not everyone has children, though, and if you don’t, it’s up to you to prepare for your own senior care. And it’s important to plan now.
Age-Related Memory Loss: What's Normal, What's Not, and When to Seek Help
Learn about the causes of age-related memory loss and what you can do to stay mentally sharp and avoid memory problems as you age.
5 Health & Safety Tips for Seniors in Winter
Help keep your aging loved ones both safe and healthy this chilly winter season by preparing both the inside and outside of your home with these tips.
How to Tell If Your Aging Parent Should Move to an Assisted Living Community
If you notice any or all of these signs, you may want to start considering assisted living care as beneficial for your loved one.
What the senior and aging care industry wants from digital health innovators
There’s no getting around it: we’re all getting older. Nearly 100 million people in the United States are over the age of 50, and those over the age of 65 make up the biggest, most expensive user group of healthcare.
Building an Aging Alone Plan
Living alone is a luxury for single people. In my case, I relish having total privacy. It’s because I grew up sharing a bedroom with a sibling. Then, I left home for college and moved into a dorm, only to share another small room. For some, the scenario continues until marriage, which doesn't facilitate a "solo" space. Going solo is a new phenomenon...Read More
Will Americans Be Able to Age in Place?
Most older Americans want to stay in their homes. But they'll need to renovate and it's hard to get good information on how to age in place.
Will That Home Work as You Age?
Most older adults say they intend to stay put in their homes as they age. But if that’s the case, they’ll need to more carefully assess a home from an aging perspective when they first buy
Finding the Workforce to Care for an Aging Population
We need a National Geriatrics and Palliative Service Corps. It can be our new compass to provide the US the health care workforce we need to care for older adults.
6 Habits of People Who Age Well
