Common Longevity Traits
People are living longer and healthier lives now than they ever have been in U.S. history. This includes the number of people that are expected to live to be age 100 or older. Demographic trends show that in 2024, 0.03
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Unique Stroke Risk Factors
A new study reveals that individuals that saw their parents’ divorce when they were children had a higher risk of suffering from a stroke as they aged. This research comes from the University of Toronto and was published in the
Inclusive Group Activities for Seniors
Study after study indicates that seniors that are physically and socially active tend to do better as they age. They stay healthier for longer, both physically and mentally. An active life is important, but as people get older, this becomes
How the Baby Boom is Impacting Care in California
The period directly following the Second World War is often referred to as the “Baby Boom.” During this period, an unprecedented number of kids were born. That generation is now in their senior years or about to enter their senior
How Different Approaches to Dementia Care Impact People
A study into how dementia care is applied found that there were no significant differences in the behavioral symptoms that someone with dementia experienced when they received care through different resources, including care delivered …
Hospice or Hospital?
End-of-life issues loom large as Baby Boomers reach the break-over point with their own parents and other elderly family members in their care. The decisions that must be made in this age of advanced medical care weigh heavy because our