Interactive fun learning and socialization for older Michiganders this holiday season

With free access to thousands of peer-based online classes, The Vermont Association of Area Agencies on Aging (V4A) is making it easy for Vermonters 60+ to stay active.

Free online classes are available to any older adult in New York through the New York State Office for the Aging (NYSOFA) – a simple way to connect with others right from home

A slate of free interactive online programming, supported by the Wyoming Department of Health and designed to increase activity and wellness among older Wyoming adults

Rhode Island Office of Healthy Aging offers Rhode Islanders 55+ free access to GetSetUp's live interactive classes taught by older adults for older adults

Esto debido a una asociación con GetSetUp, una comunidad interactiva de aprendizaje en línea, que brinda clases virtuales gratuitas y en vivo para los residentes de NJ

This year, McKnight’s Home Care columns talked about everything from problems with hospital-at-home to the Employee Retention Credit.

By 2030, all of the baby boomers will be older than 65, and in the United States, people over 65 will make up 20% of the population

This holiday season, caregivers can get their older loved one's technology to help support them in aging in place and help lighten the caregiving burden.

Say you call a loved one who lives alone, just to check in, but they don’t pick up the phone. As it rings and rings, you wonder if they’re okay.

Looking for a strong supportive community as you age? Here are some tips for creating one that will meet your needs.

Helping people aged 50-64 become economically active again is a win for everyone.