Nursing homes across Illinois are urgently calling on lawmakers to increase Medicaid rates, arguing that outdated funding is forcing facilities to close and jeopardizing care for the state’s elderly population.

In a recent advice column, families grapple with generational challenges—from a single father’s concern over his teenage daughter’s toxic relationship to a child’s worry about a parent’s sudden forgetfulness. The guidance offered highlights the importance of open communication and seeking professional help when faced with difficult family dynamics.

Eva Johnson, a retired educator with over 30 years in Lorain City Schools, is on a mission to revitalize the Harrison Cultural Community Centre. As the new program director, she is expanding programming and reconnecting the historic center with the community.

As the number of LGBTQ+ seniors is set to double by 2030, many are confronting the compounded challenges of aging alone, lingering trauma, and a lack of social support. Personal stories like Bill Hall’s highlight the unique hardships faced by this community, from isolation and health issues to the enduring impact of past discrimination.

South Schuylkill is set to serve a delightful array of meals to seniors from January 20-24, ensuring their nutritional needs are met with care and community spirit. From hearty meatloaf to flavorful eggplant rollatini, the upcoming menu promises both variety and nourishment.

Grocery shopping can be a daunting task for those with limited mobility, but with expert advice and the right tools, navigating the aisles becomes much more manageable. From strategic planning to innovative gadgets, professionals share their top tips to ease the shopping experience.

After a national search, the Jefferson Area Board for Aging has appointed Judith Selzer as its new CEO, succeeding Marta Keane who retired after over a decade of leadership. Selzer brings more than 25 years of nonprofit healthcare experience to the organization serving seniors in Central Virginia.

As we age, understanding dementia and Alzheimer’s disease becomes crucial for maintaining cognitive health. This article explores these conditions, their signs, risk factors, and tips to reduce the risk, empowering seniors and their families with essential knowledge.

The Humboldt Light Opera Company is launching its Live Life Program on January 13, offering older adults a range of engaging classes to boost independence and stimulate the mind-body connection. With activities from singing to line dancing, HLOC invites seniors to join a community focused on wellness and creativity.

As insurance companies prioritize profits over people, nearly half of America’s home care agencies are closing within five years, leaving vulnerable patients without essential care and caregivers without jobs. Industry leaders are calling for urgent reforms to prevent a looming public health crisis.