Technology can't substitute for human interaction, and it never will. But it can ease the demands of caregiving in the early years, and buy everyone much needed time.

She couldn't leave her bed at all during the final months, but the city came to her, one person at a time, to say goodbye in the room where they'd said so many hellos.

I now consider mid-70s as "prime of life." Women in their 70s take brisk walks in cute yoga pants, work out at gyms, and go zip-lining in the Amazonian Rain Forest.

Not all credit scores are created equal. New research from Experian provides a glimpse into how different generations handle debt and finances. Th...

Where have they gone? And what does it mean for my kids that, apart from their grandparents, they just don't know any old people?

I spend much of my life filled with regret that I don't see the people I love as much as I'd like, and that when I'm with them I don't pay as close attention as I should. A visit with a dear friend last weekend broke that pattern.

We may be experiencing difficult times, but our problems run deeper and wider than the actions or non-actions of a single generation.