- Posing for Your Obituary December 13, 2024 - In published obituaries, people’s photos sometimes date from decades earlier. When some 92-year-old men die, their obits show them in a Marine uniform or Army cap, staring blankly at the camera. It strikes me as odd.
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- Senior Centers Are Evolving by Mary Jacobs - The first time Sue and Mike Miller visited their community’s senior center in Portage, MI, several years ago, they found a few people playing pool or bridge—and decided it wasn’t for them. But the couple tried again in 2022, when…
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- The Upside and Downside of Being Owned by a Cat by Flora Davis - I love my cat, but until now, I hadn’t thought of her as a way to stay healthy. In fact, when I first brought Velvet—a small, feisty black kitty—home, I thought of her as a dog substitute. My beloved dog…
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Watchdog Calls for Tighter Scrutiny of Medicare Advantage Home Visits
Pressure to crack down on overcharges has not yet resulted in changes in billing or care.
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For Older Unmarried Couples, Caregiving Obligations Can Be Murky
Navigating family dynamics, caregiving and the legal system can be particularly challenging for those who have not said “I do.”
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Older Americans Living Alone Often Rely on Neighbors or Others Willing To Help
The key to making sure you have help and support when you need it is creating and sustaining connections.