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Todd Fahey Based upon various national and state studies, we at AARP New Hampshire can say with confidence that we know this much is true: Granite Staters want to stay at home as they age. Every two years, despite the fact that we are two years older, we continue not to fund services to keep people at home. Our leaders simply continue to overlook and/or disregard their preferences by not funding in ways that could make those wishes a reality. Among the lessons of 2020 (for Granite Staters of al...

Guest Columnist Power has many forms. But perhaps the most personal form of power is knowledge. Knowledge to make choices, knowledge about where to find accurate information, and knowledge about reliable places to go to make decisions about the health and well-being of yourself, your family and those you care about. AARP New Hampshire has long been a trusted source of reliable information and now, more than ever, we continue that tradition to ensure we use our voice to share good information to...

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Published: 12/16/2020 5:33:09 PM Hope for the end of the pandemic has arrived as New Hampshire begins to distribute more than 12,000 vaccines. Nursing homes, however, are still grappling with the ongoing fallout from COVID outbreaks that have ravaged their facilities and are wondering when their vaccines will arrive. Many doses in the first wave of vaccines are expected to go to frontline workers in long-term care facilities. Yet several nursing homes in the Granite State say they’ve been le...

As nursing homes wait for COVID-19 vaccines, they face dire staffing, financial challenges The New Hampshire Veterans Home in Tilton on Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020. Geoff Forester Published: 12/15/2020 3:33:14 PM Hope for the end of the pandemic has arrived in New Hampshire as the state begins to distribute more than 12,000 vaccines. Nursing homes in the state, however, are still grappling with the ongoing fallout from outbreaks that have ravaged their facilities and are wondering when their vaccine...