An August 4 Washington Post article reports that many nursing homes that have been cited for fraud have received pandemic relief (CARES) money with little or no oversight.

Journalist Richard Harris and others share their concerns, fears, hopes and experiences being grandparents to biracial grandchildren.

AARP articles offer resources to help spot inaccurate news and fake political ads and posts on social media.

Author Richard Richmond shares his and others’ experiences to help us see that while we can’t escape life’s essential problems, we can change our understanding about them and enjoy the process

Articles from the June 55+ magazine offer several things to consider when planning for retirement finances. Advice on long term care, downsiz ing, credit card debt and bad money habits.

New York Times reports some nursing homes have evicted vulnerable residents to make room for customers who can generate more revenue, especially covid-19 patients. On the other hand US News and World Report’s annual Best Nursing Home ratings provide data driven resources for querying nursing homes.

AARP June/July magazine highlights Alan Alda, his love of science, surviving polio, living with Parkinson’s disease and life during the pandemic. Celebrities including YoY o Ma, Savannah Guthrie and others give us a peek into their quarantine time at home.

Articles offer history, updates, progress and “not yets” regarding the White House Conference on Aging and the Older Americans Act as well as what the future holds for senior healthcare.

Articles offer history, updates, progress and “not yets” regarding the White House Conference on Aging and the Older Americans Act as well as what the future holds for senior healthcare.

Articles provide information on programs that help elders benefit from connecting with younger generations as pen pals, “grandkids on demand” and college students helping low-income elders achieve healthier and safer independent living.