Aging
As the older adult population grows at a rapid rate, more and more individuals are choosing to live independently rather than move to assisted care facilities. Check out our tips on aging and independent living below.
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Cracking the Code to Extended Life Span: Exploring the Genetics of Human Longevity
Dive into the mysteries of longevity and understand how genetic factors, lifestyle choices, and preventing age-related diseases play important roles in enhancing your life span. Explore how genetic research is revolutionizing our understanding of aging and learn strategies to live a longer, healthier life.
Area Agencies on Aging (AAA): Everything you need to know
Area Agencies on Aging (AAA), or as some refer to them, aging area agencies, form an extensive, vital network established to empower and support older adults throughout the United States. These local area agencies offer a variety of programs and services designed to meet the unique needs of seniors, families, and family caregivers within their communities. The goal? To enable our older citizens to age with dignity and grace.
At the heart of AAA's operation lies an exhaustive array of services such as long-term care assistance, counseling, referral services, and even meal provision. These are aimed at improving the quality of life for seniors, whether they reside in their homes, with family members, or in long-term care facilities. Moreover, assistance extends to those with disabilities, facilitating support for some of the most vulnerable members of our society.
The Ultimate Retirement Bucket List
Congrats on your retirement! Your retirement party was a hit, and you’ve even still got leftover cake in the fridge with your name on it (literally!).
As The World Reopens, Go Visit Your Grandparents
Hero’s Aging in the Pandemic Report Reveals COVID-19’s Toll on Older Adults and their Caregivers
