Many people who would benefit most from tax-advantaged saving accounts for health expenses don't have them, according to a new poll.

New research sheds light on why COVID-19 hit nursing homes so hard: People in long-term care facilities had more reinfections than the general population.

Older people living in less advantaged neighborhoods become disabled roughly two years earlier than their counterparts in more affluent neighborhoods.

Early detection of illness among nursing home residents can not only reduce avoidable hospitalizations, but could save nursing homes millions of dollars.

Changes in physical activity, conditioning, and mobility during the COVID-19 pandemic may have increased older adults' risk of falling.

"People who have a match between personality and living space report better well-being, and they feel better about their life and have a better mood."

How old we feel and how old we want to be can shed light on how our views on aging shape our health and well-being, a new study shows.

Lonely older adults live fewer years than non-lonely peers—and they're less active and in poorer health, a new study shows.

A computer training program called Drive Aware could help older drivers detect hazards on the road and avoid unsafe incidents, including crashes.

Only 1 in 10 seniors who have cognitive impairment in line with dementia report actually having a formal diagnosis, researchers report.