An overwhelming majority of seniors prefer to “age in place” – that is, to live out their lives in their own homes or in non-nursing facilities that let residents retain much ...

Our society is aging, and one of the most challenging public health issues is determining how to prevent cognitive decline in the older population. Past research has shown social activities ...

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a final rule last week that prevents the inclusion of arbitration clauses long-term care facility contracts. [The CMS press ...

The White House released a report this week outlining ways in which state and local governments can encourage senior housing. The Housing Development Toolkit, touches on barriers to ...

A sizeable minority of older adults in America are living housing that is either too costly, too crowded or physically inadequate, according to a new report from the Federal Interagency ...

The highest-need adults are more likely to be white, female, poorer and less educated — and had drastically higher health costs and out-of-pocket expenses than adults overall, ...

Consistent resident exercise is critical to brain health, according to a recent study of the brains of middle-aged adults conducted at the University of Maryland. The researchers studied ...

Research shows that older LGBT adults face unique aging challenges, and that this population of adults will double by 2030. Senior living facilities must be aware of the needs and challenges ...

Demand for senior housing may be overstated due to a misconception about the age threshold at which seniors begin using service-enriched housing, according to a new report from Rockwood ...

Over 400,000 seniors are supplementing their incomes by working in the “gig economy”, according to a new study from the JPMorgan Chase Institute. The gig economy includes ...