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Small Acts of Support Can Make a Big Difference in the Lives of Older Americans
For many older adults, staying connected, informed, and independent is important. Sometimes, a little help from a trusted friend, family member, neighbor, or caregiver can make everyday tasks easier and less stressful.
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Listen to the latest Aging with Altitude Podcast: Brain Health at Home and Work
Chances are listeners know someone with dementia, struggle with it themselves, or are concerned they will experience memory and motor loss in the future. The Alzheimer’s Association is a go-to source for not just Alzheimer’s but also learning about all dementias.
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PPACG accepting public comments on Public Participation Plan
The Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments is accepting comments on its Public Participation Plan, which outlines the public involvement procedures for the regional transportation planning process.
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Board of Directors recognizes World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
The Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments Board of Directors recognized June 15, 2026, as World Elder Abuse Awareness Day with a board proclamation during its regular meeting on June 10, 2026.
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What should you do if you’re offered free medical services?
Someone you don’t know calls, emails, or texts you offering free medical equipment or services. What should you do?
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Listen to the latest Aging with Altitude Podcast: Elder Abuse in our Rearview Mirror
Everyone knows about MLK Day, Earth Day, Veterans Day but who has heard about World Elder Abuse Awareness Day? It is estimated that one in 10 older adults is a victim of abuse and over the past years even more seniors have fallen victim to fraud scams.
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Sunshine, Fresh Air, and a Chance to Make a Difference
Summer is here and with it comes all the things we wait for during the colder months: sunshine, fresh air, green grass, blooming flowers, and weekends that make you want to get outside and actually do something.
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Medicare Fraud Prevention Week: How to Protect Yourself and Your Benefits
Every year, Medicare Fraud Prevention Week shines a spotlight on one important message: protecting your Medicare benefits protects your health, identity, and financial security.
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Social Security to Fully Transition to Electronic Payments
As of September 30, 2025, federal law and Executive Order 14247 require federal benefits to be paid electronically.
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Memorial Day weekend kicks off summer travel across Colorado
While the three-day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer, a dry winter and spring mean high-country roads and trails are more accessible than usual—potentially driving traffic well past normal holiday baselines.
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Listen to the latest Aging with Altitude Podcast: Older Americans Month May 2026 – Champion Your Health with Two Colorado Senior Games Athletes
We introduce listeners to life-long athletes Christel Donley and Rob Rodine. They celebrate life after 60 with insights on being active and connected.
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Statewide Click It or Ticket enforcement begins today
A seatbelt crackdown will occur across the state from May 18 to 31 as the busy summer travel season approaches.
