📰 ARTICLE | #OlderAdults face an increased risk for homelessness across the US. Women now make up a larger portion of unhoused Americans — and their role as caregivers plays a part in that risk. Read more from Caregiving Magazine's Katie Scarlett Brandt: ow.ly/fzo550RjaGY

See the first installment of our 4-part series on older adults and homelessness.

📰 READ | Studies show that #HearingLoss increases a person's risk of falling. Learn why and what you can do about it from Gerontological Society of America (GSA) Journalist in Aging Fellow Katie Scarlett Brandt in Caregiving Magazine: ow.ly/pY2Z50Qxcam

📰 READ | Studies show that #HearingLoss increases a person's risk of falling. Learn why and what you can do about it from Gerontological Society of America (GSA) Journalist in Aging Fellow Katie Scarlett Brandt in Caregiving Magazine: ow.ly/pY2Z50Qxcam

With mental capabilities of people decades younger, SuperAgers are gaining attention from researchers looking at the link between lifestyle and brain health.

Learn what makes a SuperAger in this piece from Caregiving Magazine: chicagocaregiving.com/superagers/?mc…

Reading benefits our brains throughout life —from learning to read when we're young, and reading to learn when we’re older. It clearly offers social and cognitive that protect against dementia, according to a study by RUSH Alzheimer's Disease Center. #dementia chicagocaregiving.com/reading-benefi…?

Losing touch with old friends due to a move is painful. But w/so many ways to stay connected, there’s no need. Learn how to use technology to keep in contact with friends and community-it’s important for all, including caregivers. #connections #lonliness chicagocaregiving.com/friends-stay-c…?

Distance doesn’t have to end relationships. From Caregiving Magazine, here's how to stay connected when a friend moves or goes through health changes.
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Our latest issue is live! In it, we explore how our environment’s health links with our individual health. Our writers dig into the toxins in our drinking water, air pollution’s impact on heart health, the trees that protect us from extreme heat, and more. chicagohealthonline.com/magazine/fall-…

September is National Healthy Aging Month — all about living a full life, mentally, emotionally, and physically. Learn about healthy aging from other cultures and from initiatives closer to home: chicagocaregiving.com/finding-your-i… #ikigai #seniorartists #healthyaging

In a recent article by Nancy Maes of Caregiving Magazine, Jocelyn McDonnell, M.A., LCPC, NCC offers insight to the mental health benefits of the pastime of collecting. Read the full article: bit.ly/3EBCP8T

Do you collect something…stamps, coffee mugs, autographs, National Geographics? The possibilities are endless, and the benefits are significant. Learn more about the history of collecting and how it can help you stay sharp as you age. chicagocaregiving.com/benefits-of-co…? #collecting

It’s hot out there, deadly hot. Drink water, check on vulnerable loved ones, and read about other ways to cope with extreme heat. chicagocaregiving.com/who-sets-tempe…? #climatechange #dehydration #chicagocoolingcenters

Private equity firms are sweeping up medical practices, hospitals, and more. If you’re a medical professional swimming against the tide, read this op-ed from the Association of Independent Medicine - tips for staying independent: chicagohealthonline.com/op-ed-independ…

Thank you @CaregivingMagazine for highlighting our research on Alzheimer's prevalence across U.S. counties

A new study looks at all 3,142 U.S. counties, ranked by Alzheimer’s prevalence. Director of RIHA Kumar Rajan, PhD, says the study could have huge implications for public health initiatives. See the top counties: chicagocaregiving.com/alzheimers-pre…

The National Council on Aging photo contest shows the diversity and beauty in aging. See the winning photos here, which focus on older women — a great reminder to embrace life: chicagocaregiving.com/focus-on-women… #seniorliving

From our sister magazine — but applicable especially to caregivers taking care of someone extra vulnerable to poor air quality.

Social engagement is essential for our physical and mental health. AgeOptions can help you connect with your community. See here: ow.ly/qclJ50P9Tyh

Amazing to be included! Thank you Chicago Health Magazine for the opportunity!