The Older Americans Act and Your Right to Age in Place

The Older Americans Act (OAA), passed in 1965 and reauthorized most recently in 2020, establishes your federal right to access services and support that...

The Older Americans Act (OAA), passed in 1965 and reauthorized most recently in 2020, establishes your federal right to access services and support that...

Sarah's mother had always been fiercely independent, but a fall in her kitchen made it clear she couldn't live alone safely anymore.

One driver in his nineties maintained his independence behind the wheel not through luck, but through a deliberate combination of regular medical...

Safe entryway modifications come down to three essential changes: eliminating tripping hazards, improving lighting and visibility, and installing grab...

A safe kitchen setup for seniors combines three essential elements: accessible storage and appliances positioned at comfortable heights, clear visibility...

A methodical decluttering project can significantly reduce fall risks and improve mobility throughout a home—preventing trips on clutter, clearing...

Medication routines create the essential scaffolding that allows seniors to live independently at home with significantly reduced risk of adverse health...

Consistent routines keep older adults steady and safe by reducing falls, preventing medication errors, and lowering the risk of hospitalization.

When Margaret suffered a fall in her kitchen at 78, it wasn't her adult daughter five states away who found her—it was her neighbor Tom, who'd developed...

Rising costs are putting aging in place out of reach for millions of Americans. In 2026, the expenses required to stay safely at home—from bathroom...