Senior Resources
Engaging articles, expert advice, local resources, and plenty of laughs!Senior Housing
"To move or not to move," this is the question for seniors. Learn about your Senior Housing Options.
Age in Place
Growing older without having to move. Remain in your current residence by addressing changing needs.
Senior Education
Keep your brain active and get inspired; enter The Class of Now: Reasons to Go Back to School
Elder Law
Get acquainted with the terms and scope of elder law. Important elder law considerations.
Senior Health
Research and information about your health. Understand senior health issues and The Aging Process.
Finance for Seniors
Discover how estate and insurance planning can improve your choices as an older adult.
Need help navigating the Medicare Maze? We're here to help - check out our Medicare Resource Center.
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10 Important Things To Consider With Senior Apartments
10 important things to consider with senior apartments: Seniors’ apartments are generally self-contained units for seniors, 55 years and over, who are able to live on their own. This is a good option for seniors who are looking for housing that is easy to maintain, costs less than a family home, and provides security […]
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The Best Poems About Getting Older
How do you know that you are old? I saw a meme recently about that. It says that the best way to determine if you are old is to fall in front of a group of people. If they start laughing, then you are still young, but if they start running toward you and acting […]
Read MoreChildren and Family Caregivers
Explanations of the many options available to meet the "Parent-digm" shift - successful role reversal. Discussion of ways to assist elders to remain in their home and gain at-home or community-based services. Definitions of the types of communities and homes-with-care that have replaced the "old age home."
Age in Place HousingClimate Change and YOU
Climate change can potentially disproportionately affect the most vulnerable populations, including seniors. This group may be one of the most affected because of decreased mobility, physiological changes, and access to resources.
Climate Change and SeniorsAlzheimer's Help
What should you do if loss of memory or confusion is evident, and dementia or Alzheimer's is suspected in you, or a family member?
Read our Alzheimer's GuideSenior Resources by State
Use the map below to find senior information specific to your state. We also have information for US Territories and some of Canada.
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