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Aging Together is a media and advisory company helping families and organizations navigate aging and caregiving.
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the Podcast
Aging Together // Unfiltered — honest talks about aging, caregiving, and the systems families have to navigate.
the blog
Weekly articles that turn each episode into practical, take-action guidance you can use whenever you'd like.
the resources
Guides, courses, and planning tools — free downloads, practical resources, and expert insights for your use.
provider directory
A directory of vetted partners — so you're not vetting strangers during a life crisis or navigating it alone.
the podshop
The books, resources, and products mentioned on the podcast, gathered in one place for your of use.
for organizations
B2B advisory: caregiver workforce support for employers and product advisory for AgeTech companies.
Featured Articles
Still the Flintstone Age: Why CareTech for Family Caregivers Is Years Behind
There is a lot of money and energy pouring into healthtech and agetech right now, and most of it is good. But look at who it’s actually built for. One lane is built around the care recipient. Their safety, their vitals, their fall risk. The other lane is built for
You’re already doing it: Why so few caregivers call themselves one
When you have a child, there’s a moment. A birth. A before and an after. You know exactly when you became a parent, and you knew, more or less, what you were signing up for. Caregiving for a parent doesn’t work that way. It’s a grocery run that becomes a
We built a system for people to age alone: what immigrant families learn the hard way about u.s. elder care
Topic: Immigrant Families & the Elder Care Navigation Gap America hands its parents to immigrants. They’re the home health aides, the CNAs, the night shift in nearly every nursing home and assisted living community in this country. We trust immigrants to care for our parents, but we never built a
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