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Tips for Managing the Parent-Child Role Reversal
No one wants to intrude in their parents’ lives. But many members of the “Sandwich Generation,” a term used to describe adult children feeling squeezed between the needs of an aging parent and the demands of their own children, spouses and careers, have reached the...
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How Technology Helps Seniors Avoid Social Isolation
Social isolation is an emerging issue, especially among seniors. About one-third of Americans older than 65 now live alone, and half of those over 85 do. Plus, social network size and network support tend to decrease with age, which contributes to loneliness in the...
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Telehealth Care Offers Veterans and Caregivers Peace of Mind
The number of veterans eligible for long-term institutional care, who were 65 or older, has grown by about 20 percent in the past 5 years. In an effort to improve access to care and the health of veterans, the Department of Veteran Affairs launched VA Telehealth...
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Seniors Who Feel They Have a Purpose Live Longer
Most people hope that their golden years are for going on vacations to faraway places, attending family reunions and dinners with the grandkids, and checking things off their bucket list. But if volunteering isn’t on your list of things to do in retirement,...
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Tips for Managing the Parent-Child Role Reversal
No one wants to intrude in their parents’ lives. But many members of the “Sandwich Generation,” a term used to describe adult children feeling squeezed between the needs of an aging parent and the demands of their own children, spouses and careers, have reached the... » Read More
How Technology Helps Seniors Avoid Social Isolation
Social isolation is an emerging issue, especially among seniors. About one-third of Americans older than 65 now live alone, and half of those over 85 do. Plus, social network size and network support tend to decrease with age, which contributes to loneliness in the... » Read More
Telehealth Care Offers Veterans and Caregivers Peace of Mind
The number of veterans eligible for long-term institutional care, who were 65 or older, has grown by about 20 percent in the past 5 years. In an effort to improve access to care and the health of veterans, the Department of Veteran Affairs launched VA Telehealth... » Read More
Seniors Who Feel They Have a Purpose Live Longer
Most people hope that their golden years are for going on vacations to faraway places, attending family reunions and dinners with the grandkids, and checking things off their bucket list. But if volunteering isn’t on your list of things to do in retirement,... » Read MoreTop Rated Products
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