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Today’s seniors see better than their parents

A recent study published online in the Journal of Ophthalmology concluded that older Americans have better eyesight than…

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Seniors won’t kick the habit even after chronic disease diagnoses

Even after being diagnosed with a chronic illness, most seniors still won’t give up unhealthy habits, according to…

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No EHR? No problem: New software could nix need for EHRs in LTC facilities

Long-term care facilities concerned about how to afford an electronic health record system in order to exchange data…

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Medicare mandates prior authorization for powered wheelchairs in 7 states

Starting Sept. 1, prior authorizations will be required for fulfillment of power wheelchair claims under Medicare in California,…

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No increase planned for Medicare drug plan premium in 2013

Medicare Part D premiums will remain stable for the third year in a row, the Associated Press reported…

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Medicare pays $5 million in “questionable” home health claims, OIG study finds

About $5 million in Medicare payments to home health agencies in 2010 went to claims that were later…

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California’s new LTC model for elderly and chronically ill inmates

Think of prisons and what comes to mind? Multistoried reinforced edifices surrounded by high, electrified fences and other…

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Penalties for readmissions could hit low-income regions below the belt

The nation’s most vulnerable healthcare communities, including low-income urban and rural areas, are bracing for the impacts of…

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Joint replacements linked to post-op heart attacks, study shows

Caregivers should closely monitor the cardiac functions of elderly joint-replacement patients during the first two to six weeks…

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