Senior Living

The news is full of stories about how private-sector retiree pensions and health insurance plans are in financial trouble. This book explains how the companies themselves played a big role in draining these plans.

The Obama administration has decided to halt implementation of the CLASS Act, a proposed national long-term care insurance program . . . ...

A new study finds that when medical personnel know what kind of care a patient wants at the end of life, Medicare can be spared . . . ...

The Obama administration may be on the brink of scuttling the CLASS Act, a new national long-term care insurance . . . ...

Marie-Therese Connolly, a former Department of Justice lawyer who has devoted her career to combating elder abuse . . . ...

Seniors want to remain at home as long as possible, but with family spread out all over the country, it isn't always easy to do so. . .

A former director of Florida's long-term care ombudsman program who was fired by the governor in February is suing the state for retaliation . . .

A new state-by-state scorecard evaluates the effectiveness of long-term care services and concludes that there is much room for improvement . . . ...

Medicare fraud is often in the news, but what is it, exactly? Fraud costs Medicare an estimated $60 billion a year and contributes to the rising cost of health care for all Americans. . .