Older Women Twice as Likely to Lack Savings for Medical Bills: Survey
American women face significant headwinds paying for healthcare in their golden years compared to men. A new s...
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One in Four Seniors Lack $500 for Medical Bills: Survey
More than one in four elderly Americans (27%) have less than $500 in savings to…
Best and Worst States for Long-Term Care
The future of long-term care (LTC) is uncertain, but growing demand isn’t. Experts predict the…
How Much Long-Term Care Will YOU Need?
A Government Report Projects Long-Term Care Needs Through 2065 America’s population is aging. By 2065,…
Best and Worst States for Elderly Healthcare
Explore how U.S. states rank in healthcare quality, cost and access for adults over 65, with insights from Med...
Over One-Third of Seniors Won’t Go Maskless Till 2022: Survey
Over one-third (36%) of Americans age 65 and over aren’t comfortable taking off their masks…
Anxiety, Depression and COVID-19
How a year of pandemic harmed the most elderly Americans’ mental health The COVID-19 pandemic…
Medicare Decisions More Likely Made by Men: Survey
Key findings Among Medicare recipients 65 and older, men (76%) are more likely than women…
A Quarter of Medicare Enrollees Don’t Understand Plans Well: Survey
Key Findings 29% of U.S. adults aged 65 or older do not fully understand their…
Survey: Healthcare Costs Loom Large Among Women Medicare Recipients
Women on Medicare worry more than men about their ability to pay future healthcare costs….