Solo aging is widespread, and it’s on the rise. You may fall into this category if you have never married, have been living alone since a divorce, are widowed, have relatives or children that live far away, or decided to not have children. Solo agers face unique scenarios and joys as they get older, but you can learn how to plan now so you can thrive later. Topics discussed include home modifications for aging in place, creating medical directives, building social networks, identifying your caregiving team before a crisis, and much more.

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