Senior Living

Finding New Roots: An LGBT & Allies Group In A Nursing Home

The need for safe spaces in these communities is vital, as many fear that their care will be compromised if they are open with their sexuality or gender identity.
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How Houston Can Become Stronger After Hurricane Harvey

A new era of extreme weather calls for a new approach to city planning.
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Tips For Keeping Grandparenting The Great Gig That It Is

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Social Security Is Vital For Grandparents – And Grandkids

If, through our votes, we elect people who will enact Social Security expansion, we will all have a more secure future.
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How Florida's Millions Of Senior Citizens Are Preparing For Hurricane Irma

"This one's scaring the hell out of me," Natalie Geisman, 92, said.
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How Do We Stop The Elderly Suicide Epidemic?

The true way forward is for us in the mental health profession to integrate into elderly communities.
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Watching My Mother Age Taught Me About America's Lack Of Care For The Vulnerable

Callousness and carelessness are damning parts of our national character.
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How We Could Better Leverage Social Media During Disasters Like Harvey

When calling 911 failed, stranded Houstonians turned to Twitter and Facebook.
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The Average Cost Of Care After A Dementia Diagnosis Is Over $300,000

And families will pay 70 percent of that amount.
By Carolyn Crist, Reuters

Social Security: Still The Most Efficient Way To Provide Retirement Income

The best way to generate wealth for future retirees is to minimize the money that is wasted in fees for the financial industry.
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