This summer, Harvey and Betty Holtan are celebrating their 75th wedding anniversary — a milestone reached by less than 0.1% of marriages. Both currently 97, they met at Rochester's Armory as teenagers and have been dancing together ever since.

By 2034, U.S. adults over 65 will outnumber kids under 18. Working adults are increasingly responsible for the care of their aging parents, often while juggling childcare. Employers are noticing, but real change is needed to support our seniors and their families.

Betty Lentz, a devoted MN Twins fan, celebrated her upcoming 100th birthday by throwing out the first pitch at last Thursday's Twins vs. Seattle Mariners game. Her secret to a long life? "Live every day to the fullest."

The number of U.S. workers providing care to older adults is now greater than the number taking care of preschool children — and the financial and emotional impacts are substantial. It's time to provide seniors and caregivers the support they deserve.

In a new documentary, Bradley Cooper shares his story of providing care for his dad. 53 million Americans are unpaid caregivers, yet most receive little support. 'Caregiving' shows how U.S. policy fails families — and calls for action. We must demand real investment in care.

"Demand is rising at the same point that supply is decreasing, and both are happening at a very rapid pace." By 2030, 70% of Minnesotans over 65 will need long-term care during their life — but our state isn't prepared. When will state leaders start putting seniors first?

Despite their awareness of MN's long-term care crisis, the state still passed a budget that leaves seniors behind. "The need for care does not go away when funding gets decreased or disappears." Lack of support puts the well-being of seniors at risk.

For Jackie Mjoen & Anna Longworth, nursing isn’t just a job—it’s family. At Sacred Heart Care Center in Austin, MN, they help residents feel at home, with care rooted in connection, respect, and teamwork. "We want to make their time here as enjoyable as possible."