Fallout from the coronavirus has led to loss of routine, loss of socialization, and for some, the loss of a dear friend or family member. There’s never been a time when we needed a buddy more. For many of us, a pet has filled that void.

Now and then Marshall, a 2-year-old golden retriever, walks into Frances Skelton's room and lies at her feet. The visit is a spirit-lifter for the 85-year-old Skelton, a resident of Benton House of Sugar Hill, a senior living community in Sugar Hill, Georgia.

How to Say It® to Seniors: Closing the Communication Gap with Our Elders By David Solie

If you just got the coronavirus vaccine and your mind is buzzing thinking about all the things you can potentially do now that you’ve got some protection against COVID-19, it’s certainly understandable.

You can contribute more to retirement accounts

If you fell behind on your retirement savings, tax law gives you a chance to catch up, provided you can afford it.

For nearly a year, nursing homes and assisted living centers have been mostly closed to visitors. Now, it’s time for them to open back up and relieve residents of crushing isolation, according to a growing chorus of long-term care experts, caregivers, consumer groups and physicians.

Your Room at the End: Thoughts About Aging We'd Rather Avoid

We all want to save money, but experts chime in on what to consider when you’re buying readers.

Do Old People Smell Different? The Facts About Changing Body Odor for Seniors and Caregivers.

Seniors and COVID Vaccine