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Health plan currently serves more than 8,600 ALTCS EPD members and will expand coverage statewide under the new contract, effective Oct. 1, 2024 ...

The Family and Social Services Administration is proposing changes to several existing Home and Community Based Waivers, as well as the creation of a new HCBS waiver. The new waiver, PathWays for Aging, will be submitted to implement a new Long-Term Services and Supports waiver in July of 2024. T

As individuals continue to live longer beyond retirement and the U.S. population size of those 65 years and older continues to increase, the demand for long-term...

As individuals continue to live longer beyond retirement and the U.S. population size of those 65 years and older continues to increase, the demand for long-term services and supports...

Alzheimers disease is the eighth leading causes of death in Pennsylvania, prompting state officials to educate the public on the condition and other related disorders. In the Commonwealth, more than 400,000 people have Alzheimers. Heidi Champa, aging services specialist with the Pennsylvania Department of Aging, says there is still a lot of stigma associated with a dementia diagnosis. ...

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The recent AARP analysis on New Hampshire’s ranking in long-term care services for older residents and people with disabilities paints a picture of mediocrity. We get a C.

New Hampshire ranks 24th nationwide in supports and services for older residents and people with disabilities, according to AARP’s latest analysis.

New Hampshire ranks 24th nationwide in supports and services for older residents and people with disabilities, according to AARP’s latest analysis. Among New England states, however, it’s last. 

From the editorial: Minnesota outperformed all other states, particularly due to strong support for family caregivers, and providing many options in terms of services and long-term care settings.