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en linked to heart disease, strokes, dementia, and other ills., Placemaking and community building are critical to combatting an epidemic of loneliness. , This placemaking doesn’t happen by accident. It requires an intentional focus.

ld argue that many of the disruptions that the pandemic accelerated will have long-term implications for the financial services sector., The revolutions in financial technology are fundamental and now at a tipping point. , The rise of the internet in the 1990s can be said to have followed a similar pattern of invention, technological advance, networking, and a tipping point of widespread adoption.

epared for a growing, aging population., Now is the time to seize the opportunity to reimagine care for older adults, offering more choices in how they receive care and thrive later in life. , What Did We Explicitly Learn From the Pandemic? We need to simplify a somewhat broken, complex system and offer care coordination. Access to care in the home is insufficient., Next Steps: Creating a ‘System’ That Supports Aging Simplify the complex health system. Each state should develop a Master Plan for Aging.

part from decades of insufficient funding for services and research, it is time for a significant investment in behavioral health treatment., Leading scientists are calling for a ‘moonshot’ to change the nation’s approach to behavioral health. , Who can provide and receive help. Currently, we focus on helping those with a diagnosis, often after they are in crisis, which means we are not intervening at the earliest moments of psychological distress when we could mini

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