7 Tips for Managing Your Mental Health During the COVID-19 Pandemic
During this time of physical distancing and uncertainty, many older adults and caregivers are feeling isolated, lonely, agitated, and withdrawn. It’s critically important for you to stay in touch with your counselor, therapist, or psychiatrist if you have an existing mental health condition or substance use disorder.
Managing the COVID-19 Crisis for Vulnerable Populations
More than 1,600 people attended our tele-town hall event last week. Hear what our panelists said about the needs of older adults and how aging services professionals can serve them during this crisis.
ReadUPDATED: Coronavirus: What Older Adults Need to Know
The situation around the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is changing rapidly, and NCOA is taking proactive steps to share the best information we have to protect the public’s health, especially among older adults.
ReadSupporting Black Futures During Black History Month by Ending Diabetes Disparities
African American older adults are disproportionately affected by diabetes, which affects more than 10% of African American adults.
ReadSimple Tips for Eating Well
There are few things in life as comforting and nourishing as food, but it can be controversial and confusing, too.
ReadThe Role of a Physical Therapist in Healthy Aging
October is National Physical Therapy Month and a wonderful chance to remind the public of the value of physical therapy in supporting the health and independence of America’s older adults.
ReadFalls Prevention is a Team Effort
From medication and vision impairment to poor lighting and chronic conditions, the factors to watch for are numerous. That’s why having a team to help spot and address fall risks is so helpful.
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