With a mission to promote improved health for older adults the Multidisciplinary Center on Aging at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus opened its doors back in 1993. Designed around three areas of focus, or pillars, Research, Clinical Care, and Education – the Center has received widespread recognition as a leader in the field of aging.
Best Newsletters & Podcasts to Keep Up With the Longevity Market
Stay on top of the latest news, reports, and information coming out of the longevity economy with these recommended newsletters and podcasts from across Colorado and the nation.
New Case Study Proves PPPs in the Aging Sector Work!
New case study proves Public Private Partnerships in the Aging Sector Work! The study focuses on the Nymbl and DRCOG partnerships and provides a roadmap into the longevity market for companies looking to get into aging sector.
5 Ways Nonprofits can Reach Older Adults in Rural Communities
If you’re a nonprofit serving older adult in Colorado, you may find it challenging to reach those who live in rural communities. Here are 5 resources to connect you to your rural audience.
Denver Library Provides Lifeline to Older Adults During COVID-19
Amy DelPo, Administrator of Older Adult Services at the Denver Public Library, believes through supporting older adults, the library can help create a strong community where everyone thrives.
COVID-19 Resources for Coloradans Age 50 and Older
Resources from across the state and nation to help address questions and concerns related to Covid-19, including new funding sources that have become available since the outbreak.
Denver Making Strides In Becoming One of the Best Places for Older Adults
Denver is often listed as one of the nation’s best places to live. Through the Mayor’s Office on Aging, Denver is rising beyond lifestyle and cost-of-living metrics to the new goal of becoming one of the best cities in America for older adults.
Med Tech Offers a Glimpse Into the Future of Aging in Place
Boomers are the first generation to live well into old age with a number of potentially fatal illnesses that would have cut their lives short not too long ago. Thanks to modern medicine, dangerous conditions like high blood pressure, heart disease, and diabetes can be controlled to the point where millions of older adults are living decades beyond the lifespans of their parents and grandparents.
Colorado Can Meet Growing Workforce Demands with Older Adults
Written By: Karen Brown Colorado can Meet Growing Workforce Demands by Keeping Older Adults in the Job MarketStimulus funding provides rare opportunity for the state to help employers ensure jobs are filled with skilled workforce.Top TakeawaysWith a growing aging population and fewer children being born, capitalizing on the experience and talent of an aging workforce is critical to ensure Colorado’s …
How One Local Startup Is Thriving in Colorado’s Age-Tech Space
Denver-based platform Silvernest bills itself as a roommate matching service for baby boomers, retirees, and empty nesters. Using a proprietary algorithm, the Colorado tech startup pairs these homeowners with housemates for long-term homesharing.
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