A Reinvention at Age 60 A Reinvention at Age 60 With John Gallagher, Retired Detroit Free Press Columnist Tuesday, September 21, 2021 0 Exploring the book The Englishman and Detroit: A British Entrepreneur Helps Restore a City's Confidence Read more
Preparing For Your Aging Parents Preparing For Your Aging Parents With Lipson|Neilson Attorney Christina DiMichele Wednesday, September 15, 2021 0 View an important discussion on how to have a meaningful conversation with aging parents. Read more
Important Long-Term Care Decisions to Consider for Your Loved One Important Long-Term Care Decisions to Consider for Your Loved One Alyssa Strickland, Gracefully Greying Contributing Writer Thursday, September 2, 2021 0 Caregiving is the biggest act of love and compassion there is but at some point, an increased level of care will be required. For seniors who are infirm, aged, or disabled, helping to determine... Read more
Asbestos, Mesothelioma and your Legal Rights Asbestos, Mesothelioma and your Legal Rights With Michael Serling and Eric Abramson Monday, August 30, 2021 0 Discussion of the important medical and legal issues involving asbetos-related cancers, including Mesothelioma. Read more
Friday, June 23, 2023 / Categories: Featured, Leisure, Digital Technology Computer Connectivity and the Digital Divide Leisure Carrie Leach, Ph.D., of The Institute for Gerontology at Wayne State University discusses how the digital divide affects seniors in both urban and rural areas, the reasons for the digital disconnect seniors experience, and the outcome of distributing 1,700 computers in the City of Detroit. Carrie also talks about two of her programs, CHECK-UP and CURES. This is part 3 in our series from the Institute for Gerontology. Previous Article Rare or Well Done? The Meat Safety Debate Next Article The Health Benefits of Golf Print Tags: Carrie Leach Ph.D. The Digital Divide Seniors and Disconnectivity Internet Accessability for Seniors CHECK-UP Program CURES Program The Institute for Gerontology at Wayne State Unive