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Health-Record Access Change: New Privacy Rule Lets Companies Keep Your Medical Data for 15 Years — Even If You Opt Out
Image source: shutterstock.com Headlines about health privacy can make it sound like a brand-new rule quietly flipped a switch and…
Medicaid Waiver Slots Are Opening in Several States
Image Source: Shutterstock If you need nursing home-level care but want to stay in your own house, you need a…
How Freezing Your Credit Report Can Keep You Safe
Image source: shutterstock.com If your personal information has ever been exposed in a data breach, you’ve probably had that uneasy…
8 Cost-of-Living Discounts That Quietly Restart After January
Image Source: ShutterstockJanuary is usually associated with price hikes and new fees. However, it is also the month when valuable…
Local Transit Agencies Are Expanding Free Ride Programs for Older Adults
Image Source: Shutterstock For decades, public transit for seniors meant a rigid bus schedule or a confusing paper pass. In…
Why So Many Seniors See Lower Internet Bills After the New Year
Image Source: Shutterstock January is typically a month associated with dreaded price hikes. You usually expect your cable and utility…
6 Medicaid Support Programs That Reset Eligibility This Time of Year
Image Source: Shutterstock January is often viewed as a month of financial hangovers and new bills. However, for seniors seeking…
Medicaid Eligibility Reviews Are Unlocking Coverage for New Applicants
Image Source: Shutterstock For the last two years, the news about Medicaid has been dominated by the “Unwinding”—the massive purging…
Bank Versus Credit Union — Which Will Serve Your Needs Better?
Image source: shutterstock.comChoosing where to keep your money can feel like a boring decision until a fee hits, a loan…
Real-Estate Appraisal Bias: New AI Models Downgrade Older Neighborhoods — Hurting Homeowners Age 50+
Image source: shutterstock.com If you’ve owned a home for years, you know value isn’t just a number on a screen—it’s…
