‘That’s Just Part of Aging’: Long COVID Symptoms Often Overlooked in Seniors
Research suggests older adults are more likely to develop long COVID, and millions have.
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Why Won’t More Older Americans Get Their COVID Booster?
Most states lag Oregon as a third of older people nationwide haven't received their first COVID vaccine booster shot.
Private Equity Ownership Of Nursing Homes Triggers Capitol Hill Questions — And A Federal Probe
Congress is taking an interest in how quality of care changes when private equity firms purchase nursing homes, and an investigation is under way.
Despite Seniors’ Strong Desire To Age In Place, The Village Model Remains A Boutique Option
Advocates of senior peer-support 'villages' say more research, health plan partnerships needed.
As COVID Slogs On, Seniors Find Fortitude Waning And Malaise Growing
Despite recent signals that COVID’s grip on the country may be easing, many older adults are struggling with persistent malaise.
As COVID Hits Nursing Homes’ Finances, Town Residents Fight To Save Alzheimer’s Facility
The future of nursing homes is deeply uncertain, with more than 300 closures in 2020 and 2021 and 54% operating at a financial loss.
3 States Limit Nursing Home Profits In Bid To Improve Care
Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York set requirements for how much nursing homes must spend on residents’ direct care.
Opinion: Congress Needs To Fix Our Broken Social Security System — Now
Bold action is needed to address the looming shortfall that, if left unaddressed, will undercut the economic security and retirement of millions.
Why Doesn’t Medicare Cover Services So Many Seniors Need?
In the 56 years since Medicare was established, few benefits have been added. That may change if Congress passes Democrats’ budget bill.
The Unsung Importance Of Casual Relationships For Older Adults
Studies show a broad array of casual and close ties can lead to better physical and psychological well-being in older adults — and a longer lifespan.
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