Many older Americans and their families face a host of new challenges when it comes to finances and aging. Along with opportunities to explore new hobbies and other activities while…

Testimony submitted by Assisted Living Federation of America

The government has proposed additional measure for ensuring that homeowners and struggling borrowers have more foreclosure protections, including expanded rules affecting surviving family members.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. – June 15, 2011 – The Assisted Living Federation of America (ALFA) today expressed its concern in a letter to the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid about…

Counties throughout the United States have developed effective community-based efforts to prevent, identify and respond to financial exploitation of older adults, found a new report by the Consumer Financial Protection…

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has unveiled two new websites for consumers that include information about the quality of inpatient rehabilitation facilities and long-term care hospitals.

Assisted living communities, residents and their loved ones can learn from a new bulletin on financial planning for the future, especially for older adults who may develop cognitive impairments and…

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is doing its part to celebrate Older Americans Month by collaborating with Meals on Wheels to offer a placemat including useful tips for older adults…

Testimony submitted by Assisted Living Federation of America

As you begin the new year, make sure you don’t miss the biggest senior living stories of 2013. Last year’s most widely read topics include public policy updates on laws…

Here’s a list of the most widely read articles of 2013 in Senior Living Executive magazine online.

Aging is often discussed in terms of problems such high healthcare costs, but there should be more talk of the longevity dividend such as the experience and energy that seniors…