A Sixty and Me essay reflects on three lessons its author says she keeps forgetting: take small steps, ask for help and practice what you learn.
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The 3 Lessons It Took Me Forever To Learn (And I Keep Forgetting)
Your Experiences Have Value – Wisdom Series Part 2
Part 2 of Sixty and Me’s Wisdom Series urges older women to recognize lessons in their life experience and offers three reflection exercises.
11 Best Voice-Activated Medical Alert Systems for 2027
Compare 11 medical alert devices for hands-free calling, mobility, monitoring, and caregiver support to find the right fit for your needs.
Historical Books On The Menu
Sixty and Me reviews five historical novels and nonfiction titles, from Tudor England and Australia to wartime Paris and the economics of conflict.
15 Best Walking Canes for Seniors in 2027
Compare 15 senior-friendly walking canes by stability, adjustability, portability, grip, and special features to find the right fit for daily use.
Caregivers With Heart Disease Face High Psychological Distress Risks
A study of 792 unpaid caregivers with cardiovascular conditions linked sleep problems, caregiving demands and negative emotions to burden and distress.
Most Frail Breast Cancer Survivors Lack Medicare Home Care
A study of older survivors found about 6 in 10 highly frail women had no Medicare home health care in a given year.
Small Home, Big Holiday Gathering: Ways To Host After Downsizing
A Sixty and Me report outlines ways to host holiday gatherings in a smaller home, from flexible tables to reservable community rooms.
13 Best Fall Detection Devices for Seniors in 2027
Discover the top fall detection devices for seniors in 2027. Find the best overall, value picks, and specialized options to keep loved ones safe.
Everyone Thinks They Know Which Chapter You’re In After 60. They’re Often Wrong
A Sixty and Me essay challenges assumptions about retirement and outlines six less-visible life chapters women may face after 60.
