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HHS Releases $1.1 Billion in Older Americans Act Grants—Funding Includes Nutrition, Caregiving and Abuse Prevention

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. (RFK) has been making a lot of changes behind the scenes at the United States Department of Health and Human Services...

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New Jersey’s Senior Wellness Pilot Offers Up to $250K Grants to Combat Isolation—How Local Groups Can Apply

Loneliness and social isolation have become growing public health concerns, especially among older adults. Research from the National Institute on Aging has linked prolonged isolation...

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Meta-Analysis: Using Tech May Cut Cognitive-Impairment Risk—Why Experts Say ‘Technological Reserve’ Matters

Research shows that up to 1 in 4 seniors feel digitally discriminated against or face anxiety over tech adoption. While that is difficult to overcome,...

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SNAP Work Rules Now Apply to Adults 55-64—Why More Than 1 Million Older Americans Could Lose Food Assistance

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has undergone a number of changes this year, including adjustments to the work requirements. According to the USDA, approximately...

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Study: Fragmented Daily Rhythms Linked to Smaller Memory Regions and Faster Brain Atrophy—How to Protect Your Brain

Your daily routine may have a more profound impact on your overall health than you realize. A recent study found that older adults with more...

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Avoid Prime Day Phishing: Scammers Use AI to Mimic Amazon Emails

Prime Days are here, and a lot of people are looking to score good deals. Unfortunately, that means scammers are lurking online, waiting for shoppers...

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The $50 GLP-1 Bridge: How to Get Affordable Weight-Loss Meds Starting July 1

Beginning July 1, qualifying Medicare recipients will be able to take weight-loss drugs for $50 per month through the new Medicare GLP-1 Bridge program. However,...

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NIA Issues Hot-Weather Warning: Why Seniors Overheat Faster and How to Prevent Heat-Related Illnesses

Here in North Carolina, we’ve had an incredibly hot summer already, and heat-related incidents are a leading environmental threat to older adults. It is estimated that...

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Air Pollution Study Links Long-Term Exposure to Higher Alzheimer’s Risk in 28 Million Seniors

Most people think of air pollution as a threat to the lungs and heart. However, a growing body of research suggests that what we breathe...

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FTC Says Government-Imposter Scams Up 40% and Cost Victims $3.5 Billion — Spot the Red Flags Before You Pay

Have you ever received a text or unexpected message from a government agency (like the IRS)? Well, join the club. A growing number of Americans...

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America’s Health Rankings 2026 Senior Report: Preventive Care Up, but Drug Deaths and Food Insecurity Climb

The latest America’s Health Rankings Senior Report offers a mixed picture of aging in the United States. On one hand, more older adults are receiving...

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New SILO Act Would Spend $62.5 Million a Year to Fight Senior Loneliness—Here’s What It Funds

Loneliness is often dismissed as an emotional issue, but researchers increasingly view it as a serious public health concern. Older adults who experience prolonged social...

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NHTSA Clarifies It Doesn’t Issue Traffic Tickets — How to Handle Suspicious Citation Texts and Calls

The rise of scams when it comes to tickets, toll fees, and other road-related charges has become alarming in recent years. People check their text...

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What Yale Researchers Found About Positive Aging Beliefs—and Why It Matters After 60

Many people grow up hearing that aging automatically means decline. Slower movement, worsening health, memory problems, and reduced independence are often portrayed as unavoidable parts...

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Research Shows GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs May Weaken Bones — What Older Adults Should Ask Their Doctor

Around 9% of adults in the United States (65 and older) have reportedly used GLP-1s like Ozempic and Wegovy. As more people have used these...

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New York Seniors: 6 STAR Tax Relief Rules That Could Put a Bigger Check in Your Mailbox

In New York, the amount of property taxes you owe depends on a number of things, including your location. Rates are set locally by counties,...

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New York Rent-Freeze Rules That Could Lower Housing Pressure for Older Renters

Depending on where you live in New York, rent prices can be astronomical. In NYC, the average rent price hovers around $4,176 per month. As...

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6 Warning Signs a ‘Retirement Income Guarantee’ Pitch May Be Misleading

After years of saving and planning, the idea of a “guaranteed retirement income” sounds like a dream come true, right? Well, there’s honestly no such...

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What a Medicare Part A Funding Shortfall Could Mean for Seniors Over the Next Decade

Following the release of the Trustees Report for Social Security and Medicare this year, many seniors have questions about the future of the two programs....

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5 Pennsylvania Rebate Rules Seniors Should Check Before the Property Tax/Rent Deadline

Like everything else, property taxes have continued to climb in price recently. Seniors who may have lived in their homes for decades are being faced...

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6 Ways Working After Retirement Can Change Your Social Security, Medicare, and Tax Bill

In the United States today, retirement doesn’t mean completely leaving the workforce anymore. Actually, 1 in 5 Americans 65+ still works in a part-time or...

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7 Things the 2026 Trustees Report Actually Means for Seniors Counting on Social Security

The 2026 Trustees Reports for both Social Security and Medicare were released by the U.S. Department of the Treasury on June 9, 2026. This report...

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7 Medicare IRMAA Triggers That Can Raise Your Premiums Two Years Later

Many retirees assume their Medicare premiums will remain relatively stable from year to year. Then a surprise letter arrives showing higher Medicare Part B and...

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8 Low-Cost Weekly Routines Retirees Are Using to Feel More in Control of Their Money

Many retirees discover that financial confidence has less to do with how much money they have and more to do with how closely they manage...

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Are You Paying For AI Data Center Growth?

The last several years have seen battlelines drawn between customers burdened by exploding power bills, beleaguered utility companies, and the insatiable appetite of big AI...

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