Recent research suggests that there are two particularly good ways to keep your mind sharp in retirement. One isto learn a foreign language, and the other is to learn a musical… read more →
The Republicans in the US Congress will be soon be introducing legislation that has the potential to severely limit or even deny access to health care for many Minnesotans. The… read more →
A new study indicates that those saving for retirement will need to increase dramatically the percent they save for retirement if they want to fund their desired standard of living… read more →
Home health agencies will be required to become more responsive to patients and their caregivers under the first major overhaul of rules governing these organizations in almost 30 years. The… read more →
A Department of Education website explaining the rights of students under the federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act has vanished. That’s the same law that confounded new Education Secretary Betsy… read more →
About 2 million older adults in the U.S. use wheelchairs, according to the U.S. Census Bureau; another 7 million use canes, crutches or walkers. That number is set to swell… read more →
On February 15, at 3 pm EST, The Conversation Project will host a National Healthcare Decisions Day (NHDD) Webinar. This year will mark 10 years of promoting advance care planning… read more →
Consumer watchdogs report that some fraudsters are pretending to be calling from a cruise line. Or a home security service. Or maybe the caller pretends to be associated with Social… read more →
Hearing impaired Minnesotans seek to have needs considered in new buildings Better acoustics and loop technology in public gathering spaces are essential for access by those who are hard-of-hearing. Sponsored… read more →
Minnesotans with disabilities and their families can save for goods and services to improve their lives under the new Minnesota ABLE (Achieving a Better Life Experience) Plan, which opened this… read more →