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Looming Losses
Local hospitals anticipate increased costs, reduced access for everyone under Medicaid’s new rules Illinois...
Lessons from Dolly
Why caregivers need to safeguard their own health when caring for others Shortly after singer Dolly Parton’s...
Finding Support After a Dementia Diagnosis
A diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment, Alzheimer’s disease, or another form of dementia can leave...
Grief's Many Faces
How caregivers navigate guilt and loss when their caregiving responsibilities end Susan Skeldon, 72,...
A Fest for the Ages
Chicago seniors celebrate aging, connect with resources in Millennium Park Older adults take a break...
How New Research is Driving Opportunities to Reduce Dementia Risk
Chicagoans are increasingly thinking about brain health, and for good reason. As Alzheimer’s disease...
Peekaboo, Mama
A fictional glimpse at caregiving’s little moments In The Quiet Songs of Remembrance, Chicago writer...
Here and There
5 tips for snowbirds juggling medical care across multiple systems For retirees who split time between...
Beyond the Wheelchair
Understanding the history of July’s Disability Pride Month Take a moment to close your eyes and imagine...
Never Too Late to Learn
Indiana University Northwest course offers older adults digital training, building confidence and inspiring...
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