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PSS's mission is to strengthen the capacity of older New Yorkers,

their families, and communities to thrive!

Call or Text Toll-Free Caregiver Hotline: (866) 665-1713

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PSS Life! University Wins Learner Engagement Award

Lifelong learning and community education are at the heart of what we do for you at PSS Life! University. And we’re proud to share that we have won the 2025 Customer of the Year Award for Learner Engagement from CYPHER Learning. CYPHER operates the learning management system or LMS, that powers Life! University’s online learning...
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National Caregivers Day: Honoring Everyday Heroes

Each year on the third Friday in February, people across the United States pause to honor the remarkable individuals who provide care, comfort, and compassion to others. In 2026, National Caregivers Day falls on Friday, February 20, a day dedicated to recognizing caregivers’ tireless work and profound impact. What Is National Caregivers Day? National Caregivers...
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Dating After 50—What You Need to Know

“Intimate connections like those created during dating can alleviate stress, delay mental and physical decline, and help you live longer.” — Amanda Krisher, Associate Director of Behavioral Health at NCOA’s Center for Healthy Aging Embarking on the dating journey after age 50 can be both exciting and meaningful—like feeling those old butterflies all over again....
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Driving at Age 65+: How to Decide When To “Retire” From Driving

… Plus, Driving Tips and Transportation Resources Driving is a big part of staying independent, but as we age, changes in vision, reflexes, and health can make it harder to stay safe on the road. It’s smart to plan, as AAA research shows that most people outlive their ability to drive safely by nearly a...
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From Grief to Growth: How Caregivers Heal and Rebuild After Loss

Caregiving often brings deep emotional challenges long before a loved one’s passing—a phenomenon known as “anticipatory grief.” As caregivers navigate progressive declines in their loved one’s health, they may struggle with feelings of fear, helplessness, or loss—not just of the person as they once were, but of the life they once shared. This early grief...
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Most Americans Still Unprepared, 2025 Will & Estate Planning Report Finds

The 2025 Trust & Will Estate Planning Report—the largest U.S. study of its kind based on 10,000 adults surveyed in January—reveals widespread awareness of estate planning (83%), but striking inaction: only 31% have wills, 11% have trusts, and 55% have no estate documents whatsoever. Americans’ views of the “American Dream” are shifting: nearly 60% no...
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Budget-Friendly Travel for Older Adults

Traveling this summer doesn’t have to break the bank, thanks to a variety of discounts designed to make exploration more affordable. When booking flights, it’s worth checking with airlines like United, British Airways, and Delta, which sometimes offer special fares for older adults. For ground transportation, Amtrak provides a 10% discount for those aged 65...
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March 2, 2023

Class 7: Planning for the Long Term – The Basics of Long-Term Care Insurance

While it’s impossible to predict your future, you can certainly planahead for it. The reality is that most individuals will require long-term care at some point in their future. Some of the questions you may have about long term care insurance might be: • What exactly is long-term care insurance?• What kind of care does...
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February 17, 2023

Resilience in Retirement

Join Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Tamara Statz as she talks about how to remain resilient through the tricky transition of retirement. Come learn how you can adapt to the changes and new opportunities that come with retirement by assessing and enhancing your ability to remain resilient.  Tamara L. Statz, MA, LMFT, FT specializes in...
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On Second Thought, Don’t Save All Your Money

By Daniel A. Timins, Esq., CFP™ The world is telling you to save. Contrary to the ads coercing you to try that perfume, flashy billboards suggesting you drink those beverages, and television commercials demanding you to buy this car, the message you are being told is to fear a life without money. The problem has...
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