Elders rely on state aid if Medicare maxes out (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
PAWTUCKET, R.I. - Joanne Devlin needs about 20 prescription drugs to regulate her blood pressure, keep her arthritic joints limber and pain-free and control her asthma.

Linden Lodge: NAMI Builds a New Home for Dreams (The Southern Pines Pilot)
"I just never realized how much I'd enjoy using a crowbar," says Laura Gingerich with a self-assured voice and energetic smile. "It really was so fun. We tore this old kitchen out in one day and put it all in my husband's pickup truck and off to the dump." Gingerich and others had the satisfying opportunity of tearing out that old kitchen and building a new one -- mirroring their hope of ...

Elder Law Seminars hosted by Flushing House (Queens Courier)
Are you a senior citizen stuck on a financial roller coaster due to the Medicare Part D doughnut hole?

Millions of Medicare Beneficiaries Face Reduced Social Security Benefits (CQPolitics.com via Yahoo! News)
New Social Security recipients and upper-income seniors could face a steep increase in their monthly Medicare premiums for the next two years, according to an analysis released Tuesday by a nonprofit health research group.