77. Aging, Isolation, & Community Living


On the new episode of Prognosis OhioDan talks with Reverend Beth Long-Higgins, founding Executive Director of the United Church Homes Ruth Frost Parker Center for Abundant Aging, and Dan Fagan, Director of Population Health. They discuss how the Center is supporting the Ohio aging population through times of isolation, but also touch on issues of vaccination, ethics within senior community living, and more. United Church Homes emphasizes the need for a shift in perspective when it comes to aging and how Ohioans can maximize their extended life spans to lead what UCH calls "abundant" lives. 

Read about the work of United Church Homes and the Ruth Frost Parker Center for Abundant Aging, which includes their annual symposium. Check out the 2020 symposium recap and their podcast, The Art of AgingUnited Church Homes owns and manages 70+ senior communities throughout the United States and regularly publishes updates on their residents, supporters, and staff on their website and in their magazine, Spirit.


Hosted by Dan Skinner

Produced By Dan Skinner and Mark Frantz

Production and Editorial Support by Claire McGee

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