We’re Still in the Legislative Chess Game

If you’ve been watching the television news lately, you’re probably a bit confused about what’s happening on Capitol Hill. It’s called legislating. But it reminds me of a fast-moving chess game. In this game, the stakes are extremely high—and could impact the well-being of America’s aging population for many years […]

How Can We Help Older Adults Help Us?

Earlier this month, the Global Ageing Network offered a much-needed “breath of fresh air” to participants in its 2021 Summit—including me. Of course, the COVID-related challenges we’ve all faced head-on since March 2020 were front-and-center during most sessions of the two-day virtual gathering. But there was also an important and […]

New CAST Resources and Pandemic Trends

This month, check out two new CAST resources: an updated Functional Assessment and Activity Monitoring Tech Selection Tool and a new case study on electronic health records.  See new research on telehealth and care transitions. Learn how the pandemic has shaped the future of senior living by highlighting the need […]

Changing Our Field by Valuing Caregivers

What do we value? All human beings grapple with this big question at some point—or even at multiple points—during their lifetimes. Our answer to that question can alter our perspectives, our decisions, our actions, and even the course of our lives. The need to find value and to be valued […]