Medicare Special Enrollment Period for Formerly Incarcerated Individuals: What Advocates Need to Know

Medicare Special Enrollment Period for Formerly Incarcerated Individuals: What Advocates Need to Know

We gratefully acknowledge Georgia Burke, formerly Justice in Aging’s Director of Medicare Advocacy, for authoring the first edition of this issue brief. Georgia’s passion and thought leadership was foundational to Justice in Aging’s advocacy to improve access to health care for older adults leaving incarceration. As the overall population ages, …

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Beyond Alzheimers: 4 Common Types of Dementia in Aging

Beyond Alzheimers: 4 Common Types of Dementia in Aging

Are you dealing with a diagnosis of dementia? If so, you might be wondering what type of dementia you are dealing with. Or, perhaps you’ve heard someone say it’s important to discover what type of dementia it is. It’s true that there certainly are different types of dementia, and it’s …

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How Do We Get Our Happy Back?

How Do We Get Our Happy Back?

Okay so today I was talking to my friend Ellyn and of course, the conversation morphed into “What the hell is going on with this world?”  It’s impossible to escape the absurdity looming around us like a giant cyclone of insanity. Yet, as in any time of upheaval, sometimes it’s …

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