seniors

Residents of Darby House Senior Apartments are being relocated again after a fire at their complex displaced them this weekend. The move is to more permanent housing.

The first wave of Social Security checks is being distributed this week, with some seniors receiving up to $5,181. Millions of beneficiaries are set to receive their full benefits.

A fire at a senior apartment complex in eastern Henrico over the weekend displaced at least 60 seniors, leaving them without their essential belongings. The incident occurred at a senior housing facility in Henrico County, Virginia.

ABC7 I-Team warns about an imposter scam where criminals target seniors by posing as tech support and government officials. Chicago police have reported this scam activity.

Eliminating 'personal pricing' could harm students, seniors, and coupon savers under proposed plans to make prices fairer. The article warns that such measures might negatively impact these consumer groups.

Medicare will begin covering obesity drugs for the first time, potentially expanding access for seniors and creating new patient opportunities for Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly.

Seniors in Medicare will gain landmark obesity drug coverage starting July 1, but many may remain unaware due to limited government and company advertising.

Seniors in San Marcos are being forced to relocate as an assisted living facility stops accepting Medicaid residents, with advocates highlighting a broader issue affecting Texas families.

Florida Power & Light partnered with the Little Havana Activities and Nutrition Center to distribute hurricane meal kits to seniors in Miami who may be unable to leave their homes during storms. The kits include three days of food, water, and snacks.

The closure of the Kohala pharmacy in rural Hawaiʻi has removed a critical healthcare resource for seniors, highlighting broader challenges in healthcare access for remote areas of the state.

Michigan ranks among the top 15 states with reported scams, and local experts indicate that elderly residents are particularly affected by these fraudulent activities.

Scammers in Colorado are deceiving residents into signing away vehicle ownership by posing as third-party helpers offering to assist with DMV registration. Once a scammer's name is added to a vehicle's title, they can legally sell or seize the car. Colorado DMV officials warn that immigrants and seniors without standard identification are primary targets, and victims are advised to file police and DMV reports to recover their vehicles.

Scammers in Colorado are deceiving residents, particularly immigrants and seniors without standard identification, into signing away vehicle ownership by posing as third-party helpers. Once scammers' names are on titles, they can legally sell or seize the vehicles, according to DMV officials.

A reader commends a light rail system for broadcasting an automated message reminding passengers to reserve priority seating for seniors and people with disabilities, including those with invisible conditions. The message resonates with a chronically ill young woman who faces judgment for using priority seats despite appearing healthy.

Seniors at a Clinton Township senior apartment complex report being stranded in the lobby without medication due to broken elevators. Management claims to have ordered two new elevators, but residents describe ongoing issues impacting their ability to access medical needs and appointments.

Senators James Lankford and Maggie Hassan propose the 'Prevent Government Shutdowns Act of 2026' to eliminate shutdowns by automatically enacting a Continuing Resolution if Congress fails to pass funding bills. The act would require Congress to remain in session until budget negotiations conclude, ensuring federal workers and programs remain funded.

The article highlights three insurance types seniors should consider in June to protect against economic uncertainties. It emphasizes the potential benefits of these insurance options in an unpredictable financial climate.

Homelessness has decreased across Alameda County except in Livermore, where rising rents are displacing longtime residents, particularly seniors, despite a median household income over $160K.

The article argues against abolishing property taxes for seniors, claiming they are the wealthiest demographic and already benefit from taxpayer-funded services. The author suggests exempting seniors from property taxes is unfair and regressive.

The article discusses nine problem-solving devices designed to help senior citizens maintain their independence in daily life. These devices address various challenges faced by aging populations, enabling them to continue living autonomously.

Missouri's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against Bitcoin ATM operator CoinFlip, accusing the company of knowingly facilitating fraudulent transactions and demanding restitution for senior citizens. CoinFlip has rejected the allegations as meritless. The case highlights regulatory scrutiny of cryptocurrency ATM operators regarding fraud prevention and consumer protection.

Experts are weighing in on whether seniors should change their gold investing strategies this May. Certain strategies could work better for seniors during this month. Seniors are considering adjustments to their investment approaches.

President Trump will address seniors in Florida to promote his economic agenda ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, emphasizing his 'No Tax on Social Security' measure. The event in The Villages, a major retirement community, highlights his policy priorities.

The new COVID-19 subvariant 'Cicada' (BA.3.2) is emerging, raising concerns as vaccination rates among seniors remain a critical issue due to their heightened susceptibility to the virus.

The article advises seniors to carefully consider three key questions before pursuing a reverse mortgage in April, emphasizing the importance of avoiding hasty decisions. It highlights the need for thorough evaluation of financial and personal factors related to reverse mortgages.