Even though staying physically active is one of the most effective ways to support health and independence as we age, many older adults face barriers to traditional forms of exercise. Joint pain, balance concerns, chronic conditions, or fear of injury…
Dementia is often thought of as something that belongs to old age, a condition that slowly erodes memory, thinking, and daily functioning later in life. While it’s true that dementia becomes more common with age, it doesn’t belong exclusively to…
Each year, millions of older adults continue to face growing difficulties that affect their health, quality of life, and dignity. These challenges arise not from age itself, but from social and economic inequities that shape who receives support, who is…
