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aging in place

Coverage of aging in place in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Jul 12 · 08:05 UTCMost recent: Jul 31 · 09:59 UTC
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Yonder Radioorganization1Sarah Melotteperson1Jim Winshipperson1ICTorganization1Pine Ridge Reservationplace1Rural Faith Initiativeorganization1Whitesburg, Kentuckyplace180 Proof Aliceorganization1rural gerrymanderingtopic1tribal broadbandtopic1LGBTQ+ affirming churchestopic1flood commemoration muraltopic1Golden Girls housingtopic1home sharingtopic1senior services administratorperson1Colorado Department of Human Servicesorganization1Brothers Redevelopmentorganization1Jason McColloughperson1Rick Gibbonsperson1Real Talk with Micah Smithorganization1
Recent coverage
  • POLITICSJul 31 · 09:59 UTCDAILY YONDER
    Yonder Radio: Rural Gerrymandering, Aging in Place, and Tribal Broadband

    Yonder Radio discusses rural gerrymandering impacts from voting rights changes, aging in place in Wisconsin, tribal broadband on the Pine Ridge Reservation, and a flood commemoration mural in Kentucky. The show highlights rural stories, including LGBTQ+ affirming churches and regional musicians.

  • HEALTHJul 29 · 22:42 UTCSEATTLE TIMES
    To afford aging in place, older adults turn to ‘Golden Girls’ housing

    Older adults are using 'Golden Girls' housing to afford aging in place. A senior services administrator highlighted home sharing as an efficient method to create affordable housing and support older people who want to age in place.

  • HEALTHJul 24 · 23:12 UTCKMGH DENVER7
    Aging in place: Colorado leaders say resources are needed to help seniors remain in their homes

    Colorado now has more residents over 60 than under 18, prompting discussions on aging-in-place solutions. Brothers Redevelopment provides subsidized home modifications to help seniors remain in their homes, as highlighted by veteran Rick Gibbons' bathroom renovation. A related episode of 'Real Talk with Micah Smith' will air Sunday.

  • HEALTHJul 12 · 08:05 UTCBUSINESS INSIDER
    Meet the families using tech to help grandma stay independent longer

    Karen Murray uses JubileeTV to remotely control her 93-year-old mother Marion's TV and monitor her from afar, helping manage cognitive impairment challenges. The article highlights various smart home technologies, including AI-enabled appliances and remote caregiving tools, designed to support aging in place for older Americans and reduce assisted living costs.