United States
California
It Takes a Village to Age in Place
California adults can expect to have more choice and control to remain in their homes and communities as they age. The Archstone Foundation has awarded grants totaling $1.3 million to expand and strengthen “villages” in nine California counties that will… Read more »
Michigan
Better Ways to Assess Driving Capabilities
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Drivers over age 65 are the fastest-growing segment of the driving population and their eye care providers —ophthalmologists and optometrists—are… Read more »
Nevada
U.S. Budget Cuts Accelerate Shift to Home Care
The ability to provide reliable monitoring and medical care for seniors in their home is expected to emerge as a major trend in the search for savings in the U.S. healthcare system, projects Visual Healthcare Corp. (Reno, NV). In… Read more »
New York
State of the Estate: Thy Will Be Done
Have you witnessed siblings, family members and friends battle for control of the finances and care of their aging parents and loved ones. While the litigation may be for the authority to make day-to-day financial and health care decisions, sadly,… Read more »
