One of the biggest decisions every older adult must consider is whether they wish to age at home or move into aged care. It’s a deeply personal choice with no right or wrong answer. …
Aging is inevitable, but how we progress into later life isn’t set in stone. Thanks to medical advances, technology, and deeper understanding of human health, we have more opportunities than ever to thrive well …
Have you noticed a loved one getting frustrated with new devices, remembering passwords, or learning how to navigate new online systems? This is what we call technology fatigue, and it’s becoming a real barrier …
As we get older, it’s easy to focus on the numbers on the scale. Weight loss messages are everywhere: TV, magazines, and even in doctor’s offices. But here’s something worth pausing on: after 65, …
In later life, many of us experience shifts in our sense of steadiness. It’s important to pay close attention to these changes. After all, our balance is what helps us avoid falls and navigate …
Do you find yourself reaching for salty snacks, chocolate, or toast, even after a meal? Food cravings are common at any age, but sometimes they stem from more than a habit. In fact, cravings …
Uber Health is launching its new service this summer: Uber Caregiver. This will enable users to add a caregiver to their Uber profile to coordinate rides, and deliveries, and track services in real-time, utilizing …
In the rapidly evolving AgeTech sector, focused on enhancing the well-being of seniors, the ethical aspects of privacy and security are paramount. Balancing technological advancements with respect for older individuals' dignity and independence is …
Sometimes we think of supporting our brain health in terms of preventing decline. But it’s also about staying mentally sharp and cognitively engaged throughout later life. While aging does change the brain, lifestyle choices …
Loneliness among older adults in New Zealand has reached a tipping point - and Age Concern NZ is calling for bold, systemic change. In a recent NZ Herald feature, the organisation renews its call …