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The Next Renovation in ‘Aging in Place’ Isn’t in the Walls — It’s in the Model of Care

When people hear “aging-in-place renovation,” they picture grab bars, walk-in showers, wider doorways, better lighting, a stairlift. Those changes matter, and the industry building...

The Hidden Cost of Avoidance: Why Senior Care Organizations Pay Millions for Conversations That Never Happen

Most organizational problems persist not due to incompetence or because they can't be fixed. They persist because of avoidance. Leaders and staff who see...

What 250,000 Miles Taught Me About Growing Older – Reflections From the Road

Seven years ago, I bought a used van, filled it with cameras, and pointed it toward a part of America most people rarely slow...

The Losses We Carry: Rethinking Hope, Hospice, and the Caregiver’s Heart

Expanding Our Understanding of Hope by Recognizing the Unrecognized Losses of Patients, Families, and Caregivers “You remember,” Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross said, pointing her finger inches...

After 2 Decades Of Black Box Warnings, Menopause Care Is Breaking Free

After 2 Decades Of Black Box Warnings, Menopause Care Is Breaking Free After more than 20 years, the FDA announced in November 2025 that it...

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