New Congress begins slowly, but seniors’ priorities remain on the docket
As the partial government shutdown extends into a fourth week and becomes the longest one on record, we continue to monitor the effects on benefits and services that older adults rely on.
What’s New for Medicare in 2019
Medicare changes every year. Here’s what you should expect in 2019.
ReadGrandparents Who Care: When Grands Provide Child Care
Data show that grandparents in the U.S. care for almost one out of four children under age five on a regular basis. Explore what has changed and what hasn’t when it comes to grandparenting.
Read6 ways to stay physically active in winter
Exercising during the winter months can be challenging as temperatures drop, roads and sidewalks are slippery, and storms prevent outdoor activities. Here are 6 resources to help you find ways to keep active this season.
ReadHow the Midterm Elections Will Affect Aging Policy
The results of the 2018 midterm elections will have significant implications on the nation’s public policy agenda over the next two years.
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