For doctors, New York’s world-famous teaching hospitals provide a perfect path from internship to excellence. The Hospital...

“Meet me at the Plaza,” my daughter texted me. Coming from the West Side it was about a one-mile walk. My Long Island City...

There are an estimated 410,000 people ages 65 and older living with Alzheimer’s disease in New York City. Of these individuals...

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The 2022 series of Sen. Krueger’s Virtual Roundtable for Boomers and Seniors is titled “Aging in Place: Living Well in the...

You know those thoughts that come from time to time, making you smile as you remember? The Greeks had a word for it, νημονικός...

Once upon a time, neurologists believed that after a certain age, say, 30, your brain would begin to shrink, taking your...

When one has elderly parents, you never know when you may receive that call. That happened to me at 2 a.m. one night. My...

The mayor is heeding the calls of many older New Yorkers and elected officials by setting forth plans Tuesday to reopen senior...

Rather than shying away from difficult conversations about death and loss, State Senator Liz Krueger, Rabbi Angela Buchdahl...

Technology has transformed so many aspects of our world and for people with visual impairment, technological innovations...

When the pandemic hit New York, it presented a challenge to Jordan Mittler. The high school junior had been teaching a technology...

Before the pandemic, the Himan Brown Senior Program at the 92Y was offering close to 70 classes per week attended by up to...

From a young age, Samantha Rader experienced the pain of having a loved one suffer from Alzheimer’s disease. Her father,...

Throughout the past few months, only one place has been considered a safe haven: one’s home. Yet as the coronavirus pandemic...