On The Road: Keeping Senior Drivers Safe
July 13, 2017
With gas prices low and summer weather upon us, hitting the road is a natural activity. And as Consumer Reports recently made clear, older drivers are no exception to this: over 40 million US drivers are over 65, and over 3.5 million people over age 85 continue to have a…
Drive By: Discussion Topics For Older Driver Safety Awareness Week
December 5, 2018
Are you an older driver wondering how much longer you should be behind the wheel? Or are you concerned that a loved one may no longer be safe out on the road? Then this week is a good time for you to explore the issues and see what makes sense,…
Dealing With Disability While Aging: An Interview With Disability Advocate Dr. Katherine Schneider
October 16, 2024
While agebuzz has never shied away from addressing the challenges you may confront as an aging adult, we have not, to date, sufficiently addressed the issue of disability and how it may affect your aging experience, either as a person with disabilities who is getting older or as an older…
In Need Of Support: New Books Address Caregiver Challenges And Burdens
April 3, 2024
There are no two ways about it: Being a caregiver for a friend or loved one poses an enormous challenge to virtually everyone, as you try to balance the needs of your care recipient with your own, all the while learning “on the job” how to do the best you…
Open House: Keep An Open Mind To Housing Alternatives As You Age
November 8, 2023
Figuring out where to live- and how to live- as the years creep up is one of the essential dilemmas you’ll face as you get older. Not everyone has a choice in the matter, and indeed homelessness is becoming an ever bigger problem among older adults. But for those who…
On the Move – How a Power House Patient Finds The Right Health Care Team After Relocating By Julie Buyon
March 1, 2023
By agebuzz Contributing Editor Julie Buyon Moving to a new city can be exciting and daunting at the same time. Many seniors (about 1 in 5 Americans aged 55 plus, according to AARP) relocated in 2018 (although the number plummeted during the pandemic). Count me among them! Like so…