HCBS for people with disabilities leaving incarceration: learn about Medicaid barriers, reentry challenges, and policy strategies to improve access and outcomes.
Black older adults in the United States face significant disparities in health care access, income security, and housing due to systemic racism and lifelong inequities. These challenges lead to higher poverty rates and increased reliance on public benefits such as Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security.
H.R. 1 strips many older immigrants in California of access to affordable health coverage, putting long-time residents at risk of becoming uninsured and destabilized.
Native American Heritage Month highlights the vital role of tribal elders as cultural knowledge keepers while addressing the systemic inequities that impact their access to health care, housing, and economic security.
Justice in Aging’ experts break down the most urgent policy threats facing older immigrants in 2025, from Medicaid data sharing to ICE raids in "protected areas."
