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Supporting Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) as they Age

Supporting Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) as they Age

by Diverse Elders | Dec 12, 2019 | Access to Services, Chronic Illness, Health & Wellness, Language Access

Dear Colleague, Resources for Integrated Care (RIC) invites you to attend an upcoming webinar. This webinar offers Continuing Medical Education (CME) and Continuing Education (CE) credit at no cost to participants. Supporting Individuals with Intellectual and...

How to Avoid Becoming Isolated as a Caregiver

How to Avoid Becoming Isolated as a Caregiver

by Diverse Elders | Dec 10, 2019 | Access to Services, Caregiving, Health & Wellness

by George Lorenzo. This article originally appeared on Next Avenue. Family caregivers of loved ones with disabilities and chronic illnesses experience life transformations that are often unexpected. Their altered lifestyles, frequently resulting in dramatic changes to...

Three Ways to Save on Medicare Costs

Three Ways to Save on Medicare Costs

by Diverse Elders | Dec 9, 2019 | Access to Services, Economic Security, Health Insurance

This article originally appeared on Medicare.gov. You may be able to get help paying for your health and prescription drug costs. Even if you aren’t sure you’re eligible, it’s worth learning more about these three ways to save on Medicare costs: Medicaid If you have...

Death and Dying: A Filipino American Perspective

Death and Dying: A Filipino American Perspective

by Diverse Elders | Dec 3, 2019 | POC Communities

By Mariel Toni Jimenez. This article originally appeared on AsAmNews. The concept of family is strong in Filipino culture. As far as I can remember, growing up both in San Francisco, then in Quezon City, Philippines, to attend school, I always heard the phrase, “Blood...

Social Isolation and the Holiday Blues for LGBTQ+ Older Adults

Social Isolation and the Holiday Blues for LGBTQ+ Older Adults

by Dr. Maria Glover Wallace | Nov 29, 2019 | Access to Services, Health & Wellness, Language Access, LGBTQ Communities, Uncategorized

In normative aging, the evolution from adult to older adult often parallels exposure to ageist societal attitudes and behaviors. Seniors are adapting to changing circumstances of bereavement, relocation, and the digital divide of technology. Some are exploring social...

UsAgainstAlzheimer’s wants to know: What Matters Most?

UsAgainstAlzheimer’s wants to know: What Matters Most?

by Jason Resendez | Nov 26, 2019 | Chronic Illness, Data Collection / Research, Health & Wellness, POC Communities

“What Matters Most?” If you are a person living with dementia or a family member of a person with dementia, has anyone ever asked you this question? Unfortunately for many people, the answer is “no.” Now UsAgainstAlzheimer’s A-LIST® is asking. UsAgainstAlzheimer’s is...

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