Nancy Griffin
Purpose and Meaningful Engagement are Keys to Aging Well
McKinsey Health Institute analysis shows older adults are happier and healthier when they engage more in society A recent McKinsey Health...
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Nancy Griffin
Sep 16, 20232 min read
Where We Live Contributes to How Long We Live
The Neighborhood You Live in Can Affect Life Expectancy by 30 Years A new study on life expectancy across the U.S. by The United States...
Nancy Griffin
Sep 16, 20233 min read
Horticultural Therapy Provides Measurable Benefits for Cognitive Impairment
Studies show that the use of plants, horticultural activities, and the natural environment to improve well-being, can reduce apathy and...
Nancy Griffin
Sep 16, 20233 min read
Quality Relationships Key to Overcoming "Social Frailty"
Those who are socially frail don’t have close relationships, can’t rely on others for help, aren’t active in community groups or...
Nancy Griffin
Sep 16, 20232 min read
Eight out of 10 Older Adults Unable to Afford 4 Years Of Assisted Living
47 million Americans don’t have the financial resources to cover the care they may need down the road. A new analysis by the National...
Nancy Griffin
Sep 16, 20234 min read
Cardiovascular & Dementia Risk Go Hand in Hand
Study Shows Controlling Cardiovascular Risk Factors May Prevent Alzheimer's and Other Dementias. Results from a new study confirm the...
Nancy Griffin
Sep 16, 20235 min read
Preparation, Flexibility and Willingness to Adapt Key to Aging Well
Americans see course corrections in health, family, purpose and finances as essential to thriving in retirement, Edward Jones and Age...
Nancy Griffin
Sep 16, 20234 min read
Volunteering, Work, Education and Community Matter Most to Older Adults
McKinsey Health Institute study of those 55+ across 21 countries finds agreement about importance of having purpose, managing stress,...
Nancy Griffin
Sep 16, 20232 min read
Financial Exploitation a Growing Problem for Older Americans
AARP Study Shows Older Adults Lose $28.3 Billion to Financial Exploitation in the U.S. Each Year. Only 12.5% of older adults victimized...
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