The Iowa Department on Aging is pleased to announce the next events in the 2017 Dialogue on Aging Series. "Technology In Aging: Improving the Quality of Life and Care for Older Iowans" will take...
Age-friendly communities can take a long time to build and sustain, but "quick actions" can be the critical spark for longer-term progress. That's why AARP is spearheading a Community Challenge...
A new study ranks Iowa second in the nation for the healthiest states for seniors, and reveals four out of the top five states with the healthiest seniors are located in the Midwest.
If you're looking forward to summer, you're not alone. It's the perfect time for vacationing, gardening, having picnics and relaxing with friends and family. But summer's longer days and warmer...
The Wallace Winkie Foundation has established a Lifelong Learner Hall of Fame to celebrate and honor Iowans who have improved the quality of life in Iowa through their contributions to lifelong...
Thanks to an online subscription service offered by the Legislative Services Agency (LSA), there is now an easy way for citizens to follow bills and administrative rules through Iowa’s...
Join the Iowa Department on Aging and aging and disability professionals from around the state on March 3 for the first event in the 2017 Dialogue on Aging series.
Men and women from across Iowa who were born on or before Dec. 31, 1916, shared their secrets to long life and words of wisdom during statewide Centenarian Recognition Events held in October.
Election day, Nov. 8, is right around the corner. Several federal laws protect the voting rights of older Americans and people with disabilities and require accessible polling places.
