PBS Newshour: More seniors are becoming homeless, and experts say the trend is likely to worsen (March 2, 2023) In 2004, Dr. Margot Kushel, director “More seniors are becoming homeless, and experts say the trend is likely to worsen”
Category: Special Report
Report: SSA’s Reliance on Flawed Data Leads to People Losing SSI Benefits
Thousands of extremely low-income older adults and people with disabilities have likely had their Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits cut off erroneously, bringing many of “Report: SSA’s Reliance on Flawed Data Leads to People Losing SSI Benefits”
A Primer on Dual Eligible Californians: How People Enrolled in Both Medicare and Medi-Cal Receive Their Care
California is home to nearly 20% of the country’s older adults with low incomes and people with disabilities who receive health care coverage from both “A Primer on Dual Eligible Californians: How People Enrolled in Both Medicare and Medi-Cal Receive Their Care”
Report: Older Women & Poverty
Because of structural inequities that impact women more than men, a significant percentage of older women are struggling to stay out of poverty. There are “Report: Older Women & Poverty”
Prevent and End Homelessness Among Older Adults
More older adults are homeless or at risk of homelessness than at any time in recent history. As the population ages, more adults are aging “Prevent and End Homelessness Among Older Adults”
Special Report: Strengthening Supports for Low-Income Older Adults and Caregivers
Margaret is a mom with two teenagers at home, a husband, and a full time job. Her mother Sadie lives alone on a limited income “Special Report: Strengthening Supports for Low-Income Older Adults and Caregivers”
New 50 State Survey of Dementia Training Requirements
With more than 5 million people living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias, there’s a growing need for robust training standards for health care professionals in “New 50 State Survey of Dementia Training Requirements”
