Older Americans

Many older adults prefer to stay in the neighborhoods where they have built relationships, created routines, and know where everything is located. This is referred to as “aging in place.”

It is rare for anyone to enjoy selecting medical benefits. It’s often confusing, overwhelming, and frustrating. But new benefits available through certain Medicare Advantage plans have the potential

The Full Retirement Age (FRA), as Social Security puts it, is age 67 for anyone born in 1960 or later. But the average retirement age in the country varies from state-to-state, and most Americans end

Older adults are perhaps the most at-risk demographic in the United States when it comes to financial fraud.

A majority of older adults prefer to remain independent in their homes as they age, referred to as aging in place. As adults age in place, it is essential that they develop appropriate plans to address their shifting health needs and future care.

Older Americans Month celebrates the contributions of senior citizens while raising awareness about important issues affecting older people. Here’s why it’s so important.