Aging experts provide their perspectives on the challenges and topics of interest for older adults.

Every topic imaginable is explored in almost 400 episodes of this podcast. (Choose your favorite podcast app* and search for “Wiser Than Me”) *Podcast apps: Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Lemonada, Spotify

This podcast shares wisdom from those who are older than 70 years old. (Choose your favorite podcast app* and search for “70 Over 70”) *Podcast apps: Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Lemonada, Spotify

This is our blog which addresses a variety of topics, including responses to email we receive on topics ranging from talking to loved ones about end of life, to keeping your online presence secure.

Worksheet – Questions to ask to help you choose a doctor, or other care provider

Learn about the Meals on Wheels service and do a search for services in your zip code.

A generlc list from hygiene products to mobility aids, these products will make caregiving easier.

An overview of Senior Move Managers and the benefits of working with them to assist your older loved one with decision-making, and actual moves.

Learn about government resources for helping elderly (older adults) move to their new locations, including eligibility, documentation required, and application steps.

Find experts – Senior Move Managers – who can help organize your move, based on location, services required, and the credentials of the move manager.

Whether you are downsizing, looking for a care-related home, or are choosing a second home in a delightful location, there could be advantages to using a moving company that works specifically with older adults and their lifetime troves of treasures.

From the health and emotional benefits, to happiness, companionship, and both physical and mental health, here is an overview of being a n older person who is a dog parent.

Here are the points to consider before you or your older loved one gets a new dog, covering issues of training, exercise, financial requirements, and whether you want your dog to travel with you. Then offers 12 breeds that are good choices depending on your answers to those original points.

Insights into choosing the best dog breed for active seniors, or homebound older adults – a dog breed to fit your lifestyle. (Video)

Hitting “unsubscribe” can create even bigger spam problems.

As seniors, we are particularly vulnerable to losing our savings to scammers and thieves. Even for those who think they can fend them off, there are some novel ideas to prevent the loss here.

Fraudsters use fake caller IDs and forged documents to steal Medicare numbers and drain bank accounts nationwide. Learn to identify them and prevent getting caught.

You can determine your risk of taking a fall by answering 13 questions. Your answers will help develop steps you can take to avoid falls, to stay healthy and independent.

Dementia is a symptom of many different brain debilitations. Beyond Alzheimers, there are other types of dementia, some of which can be controlled. Read about alternatives.

Dementia symptoms can result from more than just a problem in the brain, and some of them can be treated so the person no longer experiences dementia.

Learn the symptom, differences, and prognoses among types of dementia.

Created by Dr. Adesola “Dessy” Laolu-Akinola, PT, DPT, GCS, this worksheet shows you how to use grab bars anywhere in your house to improve your strength and balance.

If you need surgery and want to learn more about it (the purposes, demographics, description, preparation, aftercare and, importantly the risks) and results – this is the place to go. Included (which may be the most useful part of this site) – is a list of questions to ask your surgeon beforehand.

Choosing Wisely was developed by the American Board of International Medicine and Consumer Reports. It addresses medical procedures and other treatments that may not actually be beneficial for patients.

Figure out which sort of provider can help you the most from this overview of titles and skillsets.

You can take these video courses online, at home, to learn some new skills.