I Dream of Life Inside Jeannie’s Bottle

I Dream of Life Inside              Jeannie’s Bottle

Does art imitate life or vice versa. It might be either. Do I believe that? Is art the driver of life or merely a reflection? I actually believe it’s both. Art will push the boundaries of what’s acceptable and at times use imitation as creation. Fifties and sixties television is …

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Voices: Samir Shah, President & CEO, CareScout Services

Voices: Samir Shah, President & CEO, CareScout Services

This article is sponsored by CareScout. As the senior care landscape continues to evolve, providers are navigating a perfect storm of economic pressures, shifting consumer expectations, and fragmented care delivery. At the center of these changes is a growing need for collaboration, personalization, and greater transparency—especially when it comes to …

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Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs) Updates: What California Advocates Need to Know – Justice in Aging

Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs) Updates: What California Advocates Need to Know – Justice in Aging

Samantha Morales: Hello everyone, and welcome to today’s webinar presentation entitled Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans Updates: What California Advocates Need to Know. I’m Samantha Morales, Senior Policy Advocate on the Health Team at Justice in Aging. Today I’m joined by my colleague, Tiffany Huyenh-Cho, Director, California Medicare and Medicaid Advocacy. …

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Fight Aging! Newsletter, November 3rd 2025

Fight Aging! Newsletter, November 3rd 2025

Fight Aging! publishes news and commentary relevant to the goal of ending all age-related disease, to be achieved by bringing the mechanisms of aging under the control of modern medicine. This weekly newsletter is sent to thousands of interested subscribers. To subscribe to the newsletter, please visit: https://www.fightaging.org/newsletter/. To …

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Hospital Delirium in Aging: What to Know & Do

Hospital Delirium in Aging: What to Know & Do

“How should delirium be managed in the hospital?” This question came up during a Q & A session, as we were discussing the Choosing Wisely recommendation to avoid tying down older adults who become confused during a hospitalization. Delirium is a common and very important problem for all older adults …

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BOO WHO?

BOO WHO?

Hard to believe another Halloween is upon us. All the spooks and goblins will be out celebrating while children are out begging for goodies. Of course most parents throw away all the goodies they are unsure of now. No more just grabbing that Milky Way mini bar and popping it …

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