News & Articles
Seniors are being priced out of Boise area rental market. These apartments could help
The Idaho Statesman published an article on new affordable housing apartments for seniors in Nampa. Amid all the news about rising housing and tax prices, this is welcome news for Boise area seniors. Read the article here.
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Why America Is Failing to Feed Its Aging
Time recently published an article on the difficulties faced to feed America’s elderly population. The article notes that the hunger problem exacerbates strain on medical care, including Medicare and Medicaid programs.
Read the article here.
Why Aren’t More Women Working? They’re Caring for Parents
The New York Times recently published an article on family caregivers. The article notes how many children, especially daughters, have had to put their own lives, careers, and financial freedom on hold to care for their aging parents. Read the article here.
If you are struggling as a caregiver, […]
Alzheimer’s Disease Annihilates the Brain Cells That Keep Us Awake, Scientists Believe
According to Newsweek, a team of scientists investigated why some people feel sleepy during the day years before they are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. This study gained insight in to opportunities to treat Alzheimer’s, rather than just the symptoms.
Read about the study here.
New Study Ranks Idaho 11th Safest State for Seniors
According to the Coeur d’Alene and Post Falls Press, a Portland nonprofit ranked Idaho the 11th safest state for seniors in the country. This study looked at data including fraud, violent injury and poverty. Great news for Idaho’s aging population!
See the full rankings here.
ELDER LAW BLOG: How do I know if I am Eligible for Medicaid?
Medicaid can help cover the cost of services for nursing home care, assisted living or in-home care. Many who need help paying for long term care believe that they are not eligible for Medicaid. However, despite this belief, there are many families who actually are eligible for Medicaid.
Generally speaking, a […]