Justice in Aging Executive Director Kevin Prindiville and Former Executive Director Paul Nathanson reflect on the progress of the organization from 1972 until now.
Plaintiffs Patrick Kelley and Matthew Reed and their spouses talk about their years-long fight with the state of California to get the home and community-based services they needed to remain at home together.
Venorica, 70, works multiple jobs to support herself and her grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Her story is like that of many older women, especially women of color, whose dual roles as family caregivers and breadwinners continue into their 60s and 70s.
Person-centered healthcare is essential to aging in dignity and choice. Every person deserves healthcare that is tailored to their unqiue needs and circumstances.
We spoke to seniors at St. Mary's Center in Oakland about what it's like to try to stretch $889/mo to cover rent, food, medication, utilities, transportation, and all other expenses of living.
