Mississippi Attorney General Fitch seeing an increase in fraud activity targeting seniors

Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch said scammers are preying on older adults during the pandemic.
Read moreSenior center moves classes outside amid COVID-19 pandemic

The parking lot was quiet, almost zen-like, as a group of senior citizens sat 6 feet apart silently meditating during a tai chi class. All of them wore masks and had their temperatures checked when they arrived.
Read moreHere's how to find the right Medicare drug plan during open enrollment

If you’re on Medicare, now is the time to make sure you don’t pay more for prescription drugs next year than necessary.
Read moreElderly isolation is becoming a crisis

Just hearing the word “isolation” brings Karen Schams to tears.
101-year-old woman leads her team in walk to end Alzheimer’s

On Saturday, a 101-year-old woman led her team in the Greater Baltimore Walk To End Alzheimer’s.
Read moreBeware of scams during Medicare open enrollment

Every year during health insurance open enrollment season, scammers try to dupe unsuspecting consumers into sharing their personal information.
Read moreCOVID-19 vaccine should be available for senior living residents & staff members by December

A COVID-19 vaccine should be available for assisted living community, independent living community and nursing home residents and staff members by December or January, federal officials said Wednesday.
Read moreHigh-Quality Care for Medicare Beneficiaries Continues as Medicare Health and Drug Plans Receive Star Ratings

Today, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced that Medicare beneficiaries will continue to have access to high-quality Medicare Advantage and Part D prescription drug plans in 2021.
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