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President Biden Looks for Bipartisan Alternatives for his Infrastructure Package
June 18, 2021
Following President Biden’s decision to end on-going discussions with Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) aimed at crafting a bipartisan Senate proposal to move forward his infrastructure proposal (the American Jobs Plan), he continues to eye bipartisan alternatives even as House and Senate Democratic leaders prepare their own version of the..
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Aging Together “At Home”
June 16, 2021
Nearly nine out of 10 older adults want to remain in their home as they age. Addressing the unique challenges associated with independent living as an older adult is a core part of the Lutheran Services in America network’s work to support one in 50 Americans, especially older adults in..
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Mind Over Matter in Canton, Ohio
June 9, 2021
The collective image of aging in the public consciousness tends to focus on the physical changes that occur over time. Yet maintaining one’s wellbeing relies just as much on the emotional as it does on the physical. St. Luke Lutheran Community in Canton, Ohio, understands this important connection and seeks..
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New Experiences Essential to Long-term Happiness
May 26, 2021
Researchers found that having new, diverse experiences on a regular basis enhances happiness.[i] Our desire to create positive new memories is intergenerational, a universal trait spanning all ages. Forming bonds with others is part of the human experience, and as we get older, retaining existing relationships while making new ones..
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Innovative Solutions Help Close Healthcare Gaps in New York
May 12, 2021
Shortly after the first COVID-19 vaccines were approved late last year, a race swung into full gear to vaccinate the people most at risk, including older adults. While the administration of vaccines was generally a success, the campaign experienced some inequitable road bumps. Older adults living in affordable housing units..
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