American workers are retiring later now than in the past three decades. The current average retirement age among US retirees is age 61, up from age
Trails are good for your health – and for conversations – Christine Vanlandingham – November 6, 2022
Crisp weather, beautiful fall colors, and the recent news about the planned replacement of the iconic covered bridge on the Kal-Haven Trail, inspired
Older adults should prepare for winter – Sara Duris – October 31, 2022
Questions and Answers Q. My parents aren’t going to Florida this year due to health issues and my siblings and I all live a few hours from
Find your ‘why’ and let it motivate you – Christine Vanlandingham – October 18, 2022
German philosopher Frederick Nietzsche once said, “He who has a why can endure any how.” When weighed down by the daily pressures of work,
Aging of America offers opportunities – Christine Vanlandingham – October 8, 2022
"Aging is not lost youth but a new stage of opportunity and strength." Betty Friedan The current growth in the older adult population is
It’s time to start comparing Medicare plans – Sara Duris – October 2, 2022
Q. I get some help in the home and transportation to doctor appointments covered by my Medicare and Medicaid plan, but my friend says her plan
Foster Grandparents enrich many lives – Lynn Kellogg – September 25, 2022
Think about this and spread the word - AAA is seeking caring persons aged 55 and older with limited income to share their love and knowledge with
Take Steps to Reduce Falls – Christine Vanlandingham – September 18, 2022
Falls, and the fear of falling, threaten seniors’ safety and independence and generate enormous economic and personal costs. Falls are the leading
Less social isolation means healthier lives – Christine Vanlandingham – September 12, 2022
Feeling lonely? You’re not alone. Recent community needs assessments, conducted by local health, social care, and community planning organizations,