Health Care
Health Care
Thinking About Losing Weight? The numbers tell the story. Nearly one in three adults are overweight, more than two in five adults have obesity, and about one in 11 adults […]
Use Rising Among Older Adults Locally, Nationally In the six-plus years since cannabis became legal for all adults in Massachusetts, all demographics have increasingly used the substance in its various […]
‘He Truly Shows Up’ The Massachusetts Council of Human Service Providers recently presented state Sen. John Velis with the 2024 Legislator of the Year Award during the council’s 49th […]
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the number of Americans age 65 and older — which was 35 million in 2000, just 12% of the population — will reach 73 […]
These regional and statewide nonprofits can help families make decisions and access resources related to elder-care planning. AARP Massachusetts 1 Beacon St., #2301, Boston, MA 02108 (866) 448-3621; www.states.aarp.org/region/massachusetts […]
Getting Your Affairs in Order By the National Institute on Aging No one ever plans to be sick or disabled. Yet, planning for the future can make all the difference […]
Healthy Meal Planning By the National Institute on Aging Eating healthfully and having an active lifestyle can support healthy aging. Older adults have unique nutrition needs, but simple adjustments can […]
Easing the Load By A Better Life Homecare Caregiving is a noble and rewarding endeavor but can also be incredibly stressful. The emotional and physical demands of caring for […]
Keeping Alzheimer’s at Bay By the ADEAR Center As you age, you may have concerns about the increased risk of dementia. You may have questions, too. Are there steps I […]
An Important Question By Michele Anstett More seniors are choosing to age in place at home instead of dwelling in an assisted-living or nursing facility. However, some may need […]
Recognize the Signs of Elder Abuse By Lynn Wolf Elder abuse is a silent epidemic that affects millions of older adults worldwide. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately […]
Making the Transition By Kristen Wampler Transitioning seniors from long-term care facilities to community or residential housing is a significant change that requires careful planning. Early preparation is key […]
Adult Foster Care By Anna Randall As our loved ones get older, ensuring their well-being becomes a top priority. Finding the right balance between independence and care can be challenging […]
Two Powerful Tools By Erica Beaudry Healthcare costs continue to rise, leaving many individuals worried about how to manage their medical expenses both now and in the future. Two […]
Planning for Senior Living By The Arbors Assisted Living Senior planning presents significant challenges as society ages. Evolving care needs; the quality of care; caregivers’ emotional, physical, and financial […]
