Growing up – getting filthy in the creek, making snow forts in the front yard, playing kick the can with all the neighbor kids – I had a joyful and
Social Security, Medicare drug plan and ways to prevent fraud – Sara Duris – Sept. 7, 2024
Q. Why are some people able to get Social Security income earlier than others? A: Generally, Social Security benefits are paid to eligible workers
Climate change among the reasons young people are choosing not to have children – Lynn Kellogg – Aug. 24, 2024
C hatting with younger couples in their 20s and 30s, I was shocked to learn of altered plans to remain childless in the face of climate
National Nonprofit Day: Celebrating the unsung heroes of our communities – Christine Vanlandingham – Aug. 17, 2024
On Aug. 17, we celebrate National Nonprofit Day, a day to honor the contributions of the nonprofit sector to our society and economy. Nonprofits are
Prescription plans have built-in appeal processes – Sara Duris – Aug. 10, 2024
Q. I’ve always had great prescription drug coverage but my doctor put me on something new and it isn’t covered by my insurance. What can I do? A.
Awareness is one of the best ways to prevent scams – Alexandra Newman – Aug. 3, 2024
It’s a warning we hear often: protect your private information so it’s harder for someone to steal, scam or impersonate you. But we don’t think
Making end-of-life wishes known takes pre-planning – Sara Duris – July 13, 2024
Q: Recently, my mom had a stroke and was incapacitated for several days, during which my sister and I were at odds with my mom’s significant other
Advancing with Independence – Alexandra Newman – July 6, 2024
David G., 64, says his life has improved tremendously since being referred to Area Agency on Aging (AAA) last October. “My apartment is clean, my
AAA can help with transitions for loved ones – Christine Vanlandingham – June 22, 2024
I became a caregiver for my mother in 2017, when she moved to Michigan after the death of my sister. It was a big change for both of us at a very