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New Pa. law allows seniors to maintain access to prescription medications - Vimarsana News

New Pa. law allows seniors to maintain access to prescription medications

HARRISBURG – Governor Josh Shapiro recently signed into law a bill that allows 20,000 Pennsylvania seniors to maintain their prescription medication benefits despite disqualifying increases in their overall income due

Casey and Fetterman back proposed nursing home staffing rules as Pa. industry objects - Vimarsana News

Casey and Fetterman back proposed nursing home staffing rules as Pa. industry objects

WASHINGTON — The federal government has proposed new staffing rules for nursing homes — including requiring registered nurses to be on site 24 hours a day — a proposal that

Casey, Fetterman back proposed nursing home staffing rules as Pa. industry objects - Vimarsana News

Casey, Fetterman back proposed nursing home staffing rules as Pa. industry objects

WASHINGTON — The federal government has proposed new staffing rules for nursing homes — including requiring registered nurses to be on site 24 hours a day — a proposal that

State officials discuss Master Plan for Older Adults at Altoona town hall - Vimarsana News

State officials discuss Master Plan for Older Adults at Altoona town hall

ALTOONA – On Wednesday, the Department of Aging hosted its fourth regional town hall to discuss and gather input on Pennsylvania’s Master Plan for Older Adults – a 10-year, state-led

Town hall scheduled for senior plans - Vimarsana News

Town hall scheduled for senior plans

ALTOONA – State Sen. Judy Ward (R-30) is inviting residents to join her Wednesday, Aug. 2, at 1 p.m. on the Penn State University Altoona campus to participate in a