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When Edith Duff and her dining companion head to the dining room to enjoy lunch at Buckingham’s Choice, a continuing care retirement community in Frederick County, Md., the...
Posted by Positive Aging SourceBook on 03/27/2015
Everyone needs a place to belong—a place where they are safe and comfortable. This is true no matter how old you are, and regardless of your medical conditions or needs.Evelyn Brouse...
Posted by Positive Aging SourceBook on 03/27/2015
Through a growing number of senior villages in the D.C. area, aging in place becomes easierNationally, the number of villages registered with the network has increased from 50 in 2010...
Posted by Positive Aging SourceBook on 03/27/2015
When it comes to health and aging, where you live matters.The study, conducted for the Tufts Health Plan Foundation, looked at nearly 100 factors that impact healthy aging for...
Posted by Positive Aging SourceBook on 03/27/2015
Grant will support five communities in second year of Community AGEnda: Great Places to Grow Up and Grow OldWashington, DC/New York, NY (October 16, 2013) ? Grantmakers In Aging...
Posted by Positive Aging SourceBook on 03/27/2015
Paying extra bucks to “go green” in a hybrid car may pay off in self-esteem and image for older drivers, as well as give a healthy boost to the environment, according to a Baylor...
Posted by Positive Aging SourceBook on 03/27/2015
Aging in Place is the concept and practice of allowing the elderly to live in their own homes and reduce the amount of time spent in hospitals and nursing homes, or spent with an in-home...
Posted by Positive Aging SourceBook on 03/27/2015
New technologies influence older driver confidence, according to surveyMature drivers rank Blind Spot Warning systems highest from a list of 10 new vehicle features, saying this technology...
Posted by Positive Aging SourceBook on 03/27/2015
Hearing loss is an ever-growing problem that robs people of their quality of life. Because it takes away the capacity to communicate and reduces social interaction between people,...
Posted by Positive Aging SourceBook on 03/27/2015