Aging King County

During American Stroke Month in May, the American Stroke Association (a division of the American Heart Association) is sharing trusted resources to help survivors and caregivers take care of their emotional health—not just their physical recovery.

Read all about them in the latest edition of AgeWise King County.

You Are Not Alone on Your Stroke Recovery Journey - AgeWise King County A stroke can change daily life in unexpected ways, especially for older adults. Along with physical recovery, many people notice emotional changes such as feeling down, worried, frustrated or unsure about the future. According to the American Stroke Association, these emotional responses are common....

The latest edition of AgeWise King County spotlights Find a Ride, a special transportation service developed by Hopelink’s Mobility Management team and the King County Mobility Coalition.

The program’s goal is simple but powerful: to help people discover, plan, and connect to rides that meet their needs, all in one easy place.

Find a Ride’s Trip Planner Makes Getting Around Easier and More Fun - AgeWise King County Getting where you need to go shouldn’t be a puzzle. Whether it’s getting to work, school, the doctor, or just meeting friends, everyone deserves a simple way to plan a trip. That’s exactly what Find a Ride was created to do. And in 2026, it’s getting even better. What is find a ride? Find a....

Tubman Center To Lead Expanded Wellness Program For Black Elders In Seattle Tubman Center for Health & Freedom takes over the Black Elders Wellness Program in Seattle, focusing on culturally responsive care and community connection.