With staff shortages and residents’ social isolation, what needs to change in our nation’s nursing homes? Undeniably, the pandemic has…
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At age 68, Mary knew the time had come to sell the family’s two-flat on Chicago’s North Side that her…
If an older adult you love or care for becomes easily agitated, disoriented, or confused, your first thought probably won’t…
When Ann learned about a test that could reveal whether she had a genetic risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease, the…
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