Seniors

Aging demographic trends in the United States are top of mind for all industries. Obvious sectors include healthcare and finance, but entertainment and music industries are also zeroing in on new ways...

During the Medicaid eligibility renewal process, also known as the unwinding, which began in April 2023, over 1 million seniors and people with disabilities lost coverage. While problems persist with re-enrolling...

A new report from the Mather Institute indicates that the number of solo agers, or “older adults who are not married, live alone, and do not have adult children whom they can rely on as they age,”...

Many older adults lack the means to pay their medical bills on time, and for some, this means forgoing needed treatment, according to a new survey.

As the older population continues to grow, the U.S. Census Bureau fears that the stock of “aging-ready homes” may be inadequate.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services issued a final rule Monday that will make it easier and more affordable for people to enroll in Medicare Savings Programs.

ATI Advisory analyzed how GUIDE differs from other support models, and explored areas for further improvement.

Home health agencies neglected to report 55% of falls leading to major injuries and hospitalizations on their (OASIS) assessments.

I don’t envy state Medicaid workers at the moment. They are in the midst of what one expert has called one of the greatest challenges to the program in its history.

The Medicaid unwinding, which began April 1, has affected an estimated 76,630 older adults and people with disabilities in 22 states. This equates to approximately 5% of total disenrollments in those states,...