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Holiday Visit with Aging Parents Can Reveal Underlying Health Issues

This week on the Blog, we’re shining the spotlight on the holiday season – specifically the family gatherings that the next few weeks will likely bring. No matter how frequently you and your aging loved ones see each other during the year, there’s something about getting together with family during this festive but stressful season … Read more

10 Early Warning Signs of Dementia You Shouldn’t Ignore 

With more than 6 ½ million Americas suffering with Alzheimer’s disease, and an untold number dealing with other, less common forms of dementia, knowing the potential warning signs is important to every family and every caregiver. This is particularly true as we approach this year’s holiday season when families will gather, some for the first … Read more

Understanding the Basics: What Medicaid Covers for Seniors 

Have you ever noticed how, when the topic of Medicare and Medicaid come up, many of your friends seem to get a blank expression on their faces? Despite the fact that tens of millions of Americans are directly affected by these two legacy programs, the level of confusion and disinformation among the general public – … Read more

Here’s the Scoop About Medicaid Work Requirements Under OBBBA 

Amid all the controversy last summer regarding the crafting and eventual passage of President Trump’s signature piece of legislation, dubbed “One Big Beautiful Bill,” perhaps the most contentious issue concerned proposed new work requirements for those receiving medical coverage through Medicaid. Now we’re getting a clearer picture of just what those requirements entail. While Medicaid … Read more

This Couple Had the Ideal Retirement Plan-Until Dementia Struck

Sometimes here on the Blog, an article truly stops us in our tracks. That was our reaction this week when we read this extremely poignant column in the Wall Steet Journal. It tells the tale of a couple, Glenn and Karen Ruffenach, who had all their retirement plans in place – until Karen’s Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis intervened.  Glenn Ruffenach is no stranger to … Read more

Medicare Will Required AI-Based Prior Authorization for Some Procedures

Beginning next year, in a pilot program being tested in six states – including Washington State, home to Life Point Law and AgingOptions – people enrolled in traditional Medicare will be faced with the requirement to get advanced approval, called prior authorization, for some procedures. Federal officials will contract with private firms who will use tools driven by … Read more

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