IAAAA - Indiana Association of Area Agencies on Aging

is a great reminder that getting outside isn’t just for kids.

Fresh air and movement can do wonders for your overall well-being. Whether it’s a short walk, time in the garden, or simply enjoying the sunshine, getting outside is a simple way to stay active and feel your best.

Take a moment today to step outside and enjoy it. 🌿

We were honored to have IAAAA CEO Hannah Carlock moderate a panel for LifeStream Services 21st Annual Aging in Well Conference.

The event brought together leaders and advocates from across Indiana to discuss the current and future landscape of aging, explore innovative solutions, and share resources that help older adults live healthy, independent lives.

Thank you to LifeStream for hosting this important conversation and to the panelists who shared their expertise and perspectives on the opportunities and challenges facing Indiana's aging population. Together, we can continue building stronger communities that support older adults, caregivers, and families across our state.

Fraud, scams, and abuse can have a serious impact on older adults and their families. That's why education and awareness are so important.

As we recognize the ongoing efforts to protect Medicare beneficiaries, we encourage everyone to learn the warning signs of fraud and take steps to safeguard their personal information. Together, we can help ensure that vital Medicare resources remain available for those who need them most.

Focusing on your overall well-being can help you maintain independence, feel your best, and stay connected to the life you enjoy. Small, consistent choices can make a lasting impact over time.

Hot weather can pose serious health risks, especially for older adults. Taking a few extra precautions can go a long way in preventing heat-related illnesses.

Be sure to check in on older loved ones, neighbors, or friends during extreme heat. Staying safe is a community effort.

Governor Braun is exploring new property tax relief options for Indiana seniors, including assessment changes aimed at helping older Hoosiers stay in their homes and maintain financial stability.

As conversations around aging policies continue, IAAAA remains committed to advocating for resources and solutions that support aging with dignity and independence across Indiana.

Read more from the Indiana Capital Chronicle: https://indianacapitalchronicle.com/2026/05/27/braun-eyes-property-tax-breaks-for-seniors-assessment-changes/

Braun eyes property tax breaks for seniors, assessment changes • Indiana Capital Chronicle The governor said he's looking for "enterprising legislators" to help older adults who've paid off their mortgages, and possibly edit the assessment system.

Today we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

Their courage and dedication will never be forgotten. 🇺🇸

Governor Braun’s proclamation recognizing May 2026 as Older Americans Month in Indiana serves as an important reminder to celebrate the contributions and lasting impact of older Hoosiers across our state.

We’re proud to highlight the importance of community partnerships, healthy aging, and empowering older Hoosiers to live full and independent lives. Thank you to all those working every day to support and uplift our aging communities.

Governor Mike Braun recently signed a proclamation recognizing May 2026 as Older Americans Month in the State of Indiana.

Since 1963, our nation has utilized the month of May to honor our older Americans and and acknowledge their ongoing contributions to our country. Join us this month in highlighting the importance of evidence-based approaches, self-management, and community partnerships that empower individuals to lead their healthiest lives.

It’s , and we want to remind caregivers that your well-being matters, too.

Caring for others is an incredible act of compassion, but taking time to rest, recharge and care for yourself is just as important. Even small moments for yourself can make a meaningful difference. If you’re a caregiver, consider taking a break today. You deserve it.

Visit https://mhanational.org/caregiving/ for mental health resources.

As our communities grow and change, so does the importance of ensuring older adults have access to the support they need to thrive.

From connecting individuals to local resources to supporting caregivers, Area Agencies on Aging play a vital role in strengthening communities across Indiana.