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Get your tickets today! We are returning to the Mosley Street Melodrama Dinner Theatre in Wichita on February 8th, 2019! Asbury Park’s 13th Annual Valentine’s Fundraiser will be held Friday, February 8th, 2019 6:00 pm – Doors Open 6:15 pm – Buffet Dinner 7:30 pm – Show T read more...

A Clean Bill of Health: Research Reveals How to Improve Hand Hygiene among Older Adults By Ajla Basic, In a study that earned a 2018 silver Mather LifeWays Innovative Research on Aging Award (https://www.matherlifewaysinstituteonaging.com/senior-living-professionals/free-industry- read more...

Get your tickets today! We are returning to the Mosley Street Melodrama Dinner Theatre in Wichita on February 8th, 2019! Asbury Park’s 13th Annual Valentine’s Fundraiser will be held Friday, February 8th, 2019 6:00 pm – Doors Open 6:15 pm – Buffet Dinner 7:30 pm – Show T read more...

At Asbury Park, we love helping people get organized! With better planning, life is more productive — and enjoyable. Take on 2019 with these tips for getting healthy in every area of your life and creating space to invest in the people you care about! Focus on Quality. Set goals  read more...

Once again it is that time of year when we begin spreading the word about Asbury Park’s upcoming Valentine’s Fundraiser. We are returning to the Mosley Street Melodrama Dinner Theatre in Wichita on February 8th, 2019! Asbury Park’s 13th Annual Valentine’s Fundraiser will be held Fri read more...

Stressed Out? Change Your Attitudes Toward Aging By Dugan O’Connor According to recent research, having a positive attitude toward one’s own aging may help older adults cope with stress by reducing negative reactions to difficult events. Researchers recruited 43 community-dwel read more...

Demographics, Depression & Differences in Wellness in Older Adults By Ajla Basic, Nov 12, 2018 Categories: Aging & Wellness Recently, researchers examined looked at how demographic variables and depression symptoms related to wellness, resilience, and age perceptions read more...

Misunderstanding How Centenarians View End of Life By Steven Syre Centenarians’ end-of-life sentiments and plans are often misunderstood by those closest to them, according to a new study from the LTSS Center. Very old adults often count on family members and others close to them for read more...

A Nursing Home Shrinks Until It Feels Like a Home By LAURIE TARKAN OCT. 31, 2011 The New York Times Toni Davis spent much of her childhood roaming the corridors of a nursing home in West Orange, N.J., where her mother was the director. Even now she recalls the read more...

Bureau of Sages: Can Older Adults’ Advice Lead to Better-Focused Research? SEPTEMBER 16, 2018 | BY DAVID TOBENKIN Input from an advisory board of older adults—on communication strategies, research goals and priorities—is helping to improve research on ag read more...