Meeting Dolores: How a Daily Walk Led to a New Friend

Older Generations Give the Gifts of their Life Perspectives

Aging Baby Boomers Emphasize Need for Home-Based Care

Striving for Racial Equity and Multicultural Inclusion

Home Health Care: A Workforce in Need

Winter Well-Being

Older Adults Are Quietly Returning to the Workplace

The World Health Organization (WHO) Global Report on Ageism

Ways to Combat the Creeping Cost of Cable and Satellite TV

Awareness of Scams Is Power

Spring Rejuvenation: Self-Care Steps for Hope and Well-Being

All Together Now, At Last

Seniorgram: Sending a Message on Senior Issues

Gary Yuhas, Executive Director
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Older Generations Give the Gifts of their Life Perspectives

Hello, The Good Life Readers. My name is Gary Yuhas and I am excited and honored to make my first contribution to The Good Life as the recently appointed Executive Director of LifePath.

I am thankful to be offered this opportunity to lead LifePath. LifePath holds special importance for me for a number of reasons. I’ve

Barbara Bodzin
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Striving for Racial Equity and Multicultural Inclusion

We, as an agency, continue our commitment to combating systemic racism and fostering multicultural growth, equity, and inclusion. While LifePath had previously been involved in diversity initiatives, our renewed investment began in 2020 following the murder of George Floyd, when taking action against racism was explicitly named as our primary focus. We came together at

Barbara Bodzin
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Home Health Care: A Workforce in Need

It seems like everywhere you go today, you find “help wanted” signs. From stores, to restaurants, to doctor’s offices and local municipalities, the national labor shortage continues to impact a wide array of industries and occupations. According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, more than 47 million workers left their jobs in 2021, many of

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The World Health Organization (WHO) Global Report on Ageism

Barbara Bodzin, Executive Director

Age is one of the first things we notice about other people. Ageism arises when age is used to categorize and divide people in ways that lead to harm, disadvantages, and injustice and erodes solidarity across generations.

Ageism refers to stereotypes (how we think), prejudice (how we feel), and discrimination (how we

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Ways to Combat the Creeping Cost of Cable and Satellite TV

As our relationship with television has evolved, many have been left wondering if continuing to pay for cable or satellite TV is money well spent. With the average cable package costing American homes $217 per month, this is an especially important consideration for older adults, many of whom live on a fixed income. However, with

A scammer wearing a hood and mask
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Awareness of Scams Is Power

While it’s important for everyone to protect themselves from financial and identity scams, older adults can often be at a heightened risk. The Federal Trade Commission estimates in 2020, Americans aged 60 and older lost $602 million to fraud, scams, and financial exploitation. While many tactics used by scammers are not new, COVID-19 has created

Barbara Bodzin
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Spring Rejuvenation: Self-Care Steps for Hope and Well-Being

As we emerge from winter and embrace the warm, longer days of spring and summer, it’s important to take time to reflect on your own well-being, especially when it comes to worry and stress. Many people have found themselves feeling overwhelmed by the seemingly never ending cycle of global events that weigh heavily on their

Barbara Bodzin
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All Together Now, At Last

The All Together Now Festival: Celebrating LifePath’s 30th Annual Walkathon happens today. Not only do we recognize 30 years of bringing the community together in support of who LifePath serves, but let’s also recognize the gift of being “all together now.”

We have much to celebrate and reflect upon. Thinking back on previous Walkathons, what