Social companion robots have been shown to reduce loneliness in one-on-one interactions with senior living residents. A recent pilot at a continuing care retirement /…Read More
Workplace experts have long touted the benefits of multigenerational diversity, especially when it comes to bringing new perspectives to workplace issues and driving innovation. This aspect…Read More
Simple changes in how organizations talk about aging may help boost participation in wellness programming among older adults, according to a report from the Mather Institute. The research found…Read More
There’s a moment most people over 60 recognize. You walk past that unused guest bedroom for the hundredth time, glance at the three-car garage holding…Read More
What happens in a senior living resident’s first 30 days after move-in can set the tone for the entire duration of their stay. Getting things…Read More
We all know someone who swears by independence, but the reality of aging solo is very different from what’s expected. The quiet days, the longing…Read More
In his State of the Union address this year, the president gloriously celebrated how the nation is “winning.” Timed to lead into Women’s History Month, he made…Read More
New research suggests that more than half of millennials and Gen Z-age employees would be willing to leave their current employer if they felt their personal wellness went…Read More
Rapid changes in business, society, finance, and technology create knock-on tensions within the workplace, and employees of various age groups respond to the disruptions differently.…Read More
Theatrical licensor Music Theatre International announced the addition of three new Broadway Senior™ musicals to join the existing award-winning collection: Sister Act SR., The Drowsy Chaperone…Read More
Paula Ledbetter
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