JourneyWoman’s new feature, “Eat, Pray, Live Longer,” spotlights findings from the Global Coalition on Aging and the Transamerica Institute report Leveraging Travel as a Catalyst for Healthy Longevity. The article explores how travel can support healthy aging by strengthening cognitive health and social connection, and by helping address loneliness and isolation.

On January 7, Surya Kolluri, Head of the TIAA Institute, a GCOA member company, testified to before the House Committee on Education and Workforce Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions (“HELP”) hearing on “Modernizing Retirement Policy for Today’s Workforce.” Mr. Kolluri highlighted to the committee the urgent need to modernize U.S. retirement policy to…

GCOA CEO Michael Hodin and Silver Economy Forum leader Nancy Hodin joined Avivah Wittenberg-Cox on the 4-Quarter Lives podcast to discuss the growing economic influence of aging populations and why businesses are still failing to engage them.

The decline in geriatric care leaves millions of older adults without specialized medical support, driven by low reimbursement rates and a lack of incentives for doctors to enter the field.

For almost a decade, President Biden has championed a bold “cancer moonshot” — an initiative he first launched in 2016, revived early in his administration, and reiterated during this year’s State of the Union. It is a laudable goal, especially for an aging nation where cancer and chronic disease are on the rise. There’s just one problem: Recent federal and state policies are poised to derail the incredible progress made in oncology since 2016. A rash of policies now threatens to limit access and slow progress towards new breakthroughs.