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Continue readingHow To Prepare For Your Parent Ageing
Though it’s a topic none of us like to think about, preparing for the eventualities that accompany our parent's ageing is not just essential but a necessity.
Continue readingReasons Why Primary Care Is Essential for Seniors In Harlem And Beyond
As we age, our healthcare needs undergo a significant transformation, necessitating a specialized approach that addresses the unique challenges faced by seniors.
Continue readingSimple Steps To Increase Your Life Expectancy In Harlem And Beyond
There aren't specific sure ways that one can increase their life expectancy.
Continue readingUseful Information You Should Know About Dementia
Dementia is a catchall word for a group of diseases, despite common perception to the contrary.
Continue readingHow To Find The Perfect 55+ Community
Are you looking for a 55+ community? If so, it can be tough to know where to start.
Continue readingAging, Consumer & Environmental Organizations Call On Governor Hochul To Make Utility Intervenor Funding Bill Law
Today, a diverse group of organizations from across the state urged Governor Kathy Hochul to sign Intervenor Funding (A873-A, Cahill / S3034-A, Parker) into law.
Continue readingAARP To NYC Create Senior ‘Bill Of Rights,’ Help Older NYers Keep Homes, Bridge Cultural Divide
AARP members spoke out on the steps of City Hall and AARP New York testified at a New York City Council hearing today.
Continue readingSenate Majority Advances Legislation To Protect Elder New Yorkers From Harlem To The Hudson
Today, the Senate Democratic Majority advanced legislation to support and protect the rights of elder New Yorkers. Continue reading