SUPER SENIORS: Saint Mary's has relied heavily on its seniors.
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It helps having seven seniors back, and the seven seniors deserve this.
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Seniors know how to fight back and, by the way, seniors vote.
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Federal grants that help low income seniors find community service employment, isolated seniors find companionship, and struggling seniors heat their homes also face deep cuts.
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Half of seniors are in societies, and so half of the seniors feel left out.
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It would affect seniors less, as households with seniors get less in SNAP on average.
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Medicaid covers nearly 7 million seniors and more than 85003 million "near seniors" aged 50-64.
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But about 4.6 million seniors who receive Medicare, the federal health insurance for seniors, also receive Medicaid.
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Lower-income seniors would pay less out-of-pocket, but the most well-off seniors would pay more.
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LMHS seniors delivered a condolence card to TCHS seniors today for the loss of fellow senior Brandy Vela. pic.twitter.
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Nearly 10% of seniors are living in poverty, and the rate is higher for seniors of color and women.
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"If you look at seniors, only about one in 229 seniors today claim no religious affiliation," Jones told me.
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For instance, roughly half of the firms that formally define seniors still lack a team to deal with seniors' affairs.
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Most seniors currently pay a $105 monthly premium for Medicare coverage (which will rise to $134 in 2017), although some high-earning seniors are required to pay more and some low-income seniors pay nothing at all.
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Millions of seniors fall every year, and even when seniors own necklaces and other wearables, they regularly forget to wear them.
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About 37.3 percent of seniors reported vaping at all in the last year, up from 27.8 percent of seniors last year.
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In addition to food, visits provide needed socialization that many seniors lack and home-delivered meals can help alleviate seniors' loneliness.
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This include military families, veterans, seniors (especially LGBTQ seniors who face unique food insecurity challenges), college students, rural, and Indigenous communities.
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It is $2556 for adults and $28044 for students and seniors, not $21 for adults and $2800 for students and seniors.
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It is $15 for adults and $8 for students and seniors, not $13 for adults and $15 for students and seniors.
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It is $15 for adults and $8 for students and seniors, not $30 for adults and $15 for students and seniors.
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Here are three things you can learn from working with seniors: Make it a point to schedule in-person meetings with seniors.
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"After tallying up all the coming-and-going seniors, San Antonio was left with a net increase of 2,306 seniors," said SmartAsset.
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Democrats believed that more than four in 10 Republicans are seniors; in truth, seniors make up about 20 percent of the GOP.
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Paul Cornell, president of the American Seniors Association conservative advocacy group, sees the change as positive for most seniors: annual mortgage premiums will fall to 0.5 percent from 1.25 percent, reducing payments and preserving more equity for seniors down the road.
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"It's kind of like when you were in the first grade and the seniors that year are always the seniors," she tells PEOPLE.
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These seniors — who are just regular people experiencing old age and many health needs — are more likely to be poor than other seniors.
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What's happening: The SSA made an error and didn't deduct the premiums from seniors' Social Security checks, and didn't pay seniors' insurance plans.
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That program has 90 percent support among seniors, has saved Washington $345 billion over 10 years, and is saving seniors thousands each year.
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Doherty said seniors were targeted because the Congress of California Seniors was involved in the campaign, and they're opposed to the net neutrality legislation.
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The city has been singled out for Call a Ride Sausalito Seniors (Carss), a program that provides free rides for seniors 60 and older.
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Details: The authors identify middle-income seniors as those in the 41st to the 80th percentile of the individual financial resource distribution of 2014 seniors.
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These plans do not mandate seniors use one pharmacy over another, but the financial incentive is often persuasive for seniors, especially those on fixed incomes.
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Instead of trips to the doctor's office, seniors should be able to talk to doctors by phone or email – the way many non-seniors do.
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If they are seniors, we are going to expand Medicare benefits to cover dental care, which is not covered for seniors, hearing aids and eyeglasses.
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As the seniors for No. 20 West Virginia enjoyed their final home game Monday night, three seniors for No. 103 Texas Tech weren't available to counter.
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But his budget does still call for several steps that would lower seniors' drug costs, including creating a new cap on seniors' out-of-pocket costs.
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His plans also aim to protect seniors' housing by increasing rental assistance, helping to prevent evictions and supporting building modifications so seniors can age in place.
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Medicare Advantage plans compete for seniors' business; however, rules shackle the program's plans from truly competing on value – high quality at the lowest possible costs for seniors.
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"Every day, the federal government is sending out Social Security checks to seniors, and we're sending out collection notices to many of those same seniors," Johnson said.
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Seniors are also more focused on voting priorities other than health care, such as which party controls Congress (picked by 77% of seniors vs 63% of younger voters), and in general they are more approving of President Trump (32% strong approval for seniors vs 23% for younger voters).
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New York City is in the grips of an affordable housing crunch for seniors — the latest data shows an estimated 963,000 low-income seniors were on waiting lists for federally subsidized housing in 2016 citywide — and middle-income seniors are also struggling to find homes that fit their needs.
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A senior business in its own right as opposed to a sharing economy start-up, Seniors Helping Seniors, a private company based in Reading, Pennsylvania, launched in 1998.
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Indexing would presumably encourage seniors to wait longer to file for Social Security, and it would lower the average amount of time that seniors spend drawing benefits. 10.
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It bases this argument on the fact that the US has shorter waits for seniors — even though the US insures all seniors through a single-payer program: Medicare.
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Midterm exit polling before 2006, which tracked seniors 21625 years old and older, showed Republicans winning with seniors in each of the 2900, 220006 and 2202 midterm elections.
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The opposite is true as seniors and almost-seniors are richer than any other age demographic in this country and they have actually been getting wealthier in recent years.
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The McCormicks found that 82 percent of the top 250 high school football seniors and 88 percent of the top 19603 high school basketball seniors in 2010 were black.
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Aetna said that seniors who are hit with price increases with Medicare Advantage could always switch to traditional Medicare, and that two-thirds of seniors are on traditional Medicare.
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Today's Sound Off is about discounts for seniors: Dear Heloise: It's nice that some companies offer discounts for seniors, but I wish more would consider doing this as well.
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Half of the units at the development, named Haven Green, will be reserved for seniors who live in the area and 37 apartments will be allotted to homeless seniors.
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The "senior sharing" key — and senior income opportunity — is that the in-home care service matches seniors who want to provide help with seniors who are in need of it.
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And on friendly turf, Trump attempted to position himself as a defender of seniors' health care, decrying "Medicare for All" as a socialist takeover that would ruin Medicare for seniors.
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The study team compared this group with seniors who provided support for non-family members, such as friends or neighbors, and seniors who did not provide any care to other people.
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And so did the idea for Dreams for Seniors , a non-profit organization that has granted dreams to seniors in the two states where Davison splits her time, Florida and Illinois.
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Another is that there are still 6.6 million seniors who aren't getting enough from the program, or from Supplemental Security Income (which keeps only 1.2 percent of seniors out of poverty).
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To improve health outcomes, we propose an initiative to coordinate care for seniors living in publicly assisted housing and scaling of an existing demonstration coordinating care at home for frail seniors.
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Good for seniors — in fact, life saving for some.
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Tickets are $35 general / $25 for members, seniors, students.
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The Act enhances benefits, adjusts the COLA to reflect seniors' needs, cuts taxes for almost 12 million seniors and ensures no one who has worked their whole life will retire into poverty.
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First, Trumponomics appeals directly to older voters, seniors and near-seniors: its message on entitlements in obvious ways, its implausible promises about bringing back factory jobs via the deep power of nostalgia.
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When doing the research for this book for five years, I found that millennials actually got scammed more than seniors, but seniors lost a lot more money because they have more money.
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John Larson (D-Conn.) said the adjustment is "good news for seniors, however more must be done," adding that many seniors who rely on the program are facing rising costs on necessities.
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Lola is one of seven seniors featured in a new campaign from Meals on Wheels, a nationwide network of community-based, nonprofit programs dedicated to providing vulnerable seniors with food and companionship.
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About 19 million seniors, and growing, are enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan, which are private health plans that receive government payouts for providing services to seniors — about $10,000 per member, on average.
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In 2016, just over 38% of high school seniors living in states with medical marijuana laws reported past-year marijuana use, compared with just over 33% of seniors in states without these laws.
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The federal government provides rental assistance to low-income seniors through public housing, housing choice vouchers and subsidized affordable housing, but only a third of eligible seniors receive help due to funding problems.
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The federal government already spends six dollars on seniors for every dollar we spend on children, despite the fact that our children are worse off with a poverty rate twice that of seniors.
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Seniors treated at level 1 centers were 62 percent more likely to be readmitted to the hospital within a month of their surgery than seniors treated in level 2 or non-trauma settings.
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It's also a way to tap Walgreens' existing customers: seniors.
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Nah, we're much better off letting the seniors at it.
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Sunday, Parkland seniors will graduate from Stoneman Douglas High School.
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The seniors were brought in to Kennebec Valley Humane Society.
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Among seniors, rates also remained relatively unchanged, the survey found.
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Seniors lost the most — in some cases $2,700 or more.
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Historically, seniors have balked at Republican proposals to restructure Medicare.
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I planned to follow Hal Higdon's marathon program for seniors.
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Their plan ends Medicare for seniors as we know it.
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Hollywood's depiction of seniors does not map onto real life.
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The student loan burden for graduating seniors has been increasing.
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"The main dangers are to seniors and children," Shapiro said.
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"I mainly photograph babies, families and seniors," the photographer said.
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More than anything, wearables can keep seniors safe and independent.
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Villanova's seniors — Hart, Jenkins and Reynolds — have never lost here.
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Currently, 1 in 3 seniors dies with Alzheimer's or dementia.
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Insurers pay a large portion of seniors' initial drug costs.
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Levels of ignorance were higher among young adults than seniors.
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Go deeper: Seniors are the health care industry's gold rush
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Meanwhile, the case for seniors is even more widely understood.
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Why it matters: Medicaid currently supports about 6 million seniors.
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But most OneWest homeowners were not so lucky, particularly seniors.
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Studies have shown this approach would shift costs to seniors.
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Irene (NYC) says it's providing home equity access to seniors.
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Only 4.6 percent of seniors are on food stamps, too.
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"Forty percent of our seniors graduated last year," she says.
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The average debt for graduating seniors is now nearly $30,000.
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And it's not just seniors who benefit from Social Security.
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With Medicare Advantage, seniors aren't forced to go it alone.
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Seniors and their advocates must not let that happen again.
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Harris lost 10 points among seniors, who lean toward Biden.
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Incoming high school seniors were not yet in middle school.
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Not all seniors dream of kicking back in sunny destinations.
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We had a strong group pf seniors that helped us.
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Suggested admission: $5; seniors, $4; children 12 and under, free.
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GLEN COVE "Silver Sneakers," dance and exercise for seniors. Aug.
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I was especially drawn to three seniors in my reporting.
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The powerful lobbying group for seniors is targeting GOP Sens.
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But her campaign has quietly courted seniors with equal fervor.
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Alongside the seniors, the youth teams seem to be thriving.
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On the other hand, seniors are disproportionately likely to vote.
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They are experienced Miami starts four seniors and one junior.
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The seniors among the 17 people killed were also memorialized.
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Often, those highly productive seniors will become productive pros. 8.
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Source: SmartAsset Some 23,015 seniors relocated to Raleigh, SmartAsset found.
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We want our seniors to feel comfortable, secure and appreciated.
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It closes the Medicare Part D "doughnut hole" for seniors.
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Bright typically offers its plans to individuals, families, and seniors.
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It's good for seniors, and it's good for independent pharmacies.
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Most seniors want health security for their children and grandchildren.
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Meals on Wheels provides home delivery of food to seniors.
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In fact, China designated the date Seniors' Day in 1989.
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"Our proposal wouldn't cut benefits for seniors," Mr. Sanders said.
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Whole Foods also announced special hours for seniors on Tuesday.
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"I don't want seniors hunting for toilet paper," Chen said.
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"Seniors for White Supremacy" was painted in its parking lot.
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Seniors got their cards, got signed up, and got covered.
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Wealthier seniors will, presumably, cover the difference out of pocket.
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The school has 120 student parking spaces for 400 seniors.
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Our seniors are supposed to be in their golden years.
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Sixty percent of seniors had incomes below $210,000 a year.
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Seniors huddled at various stone tables, many playing Chinese chess.
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We can't let our seniors live – or die – this way.
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"Seniors will remain in the driver's seat," Ms. Verma said.
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Now high school seniors must decide their fate for September.
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Among seniors, the effectiveness of Zostavax wanes with disappointing speed.
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Fuchs started teaching a new crop of seniors last month.
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Seniors meet weekly at Village Hall for outings and activities.
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Kitchens are a special challenge for seniors with physical issues.
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However, seniors are more likely to be working than teenagers.
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My theory is that many seniors have simply had enough.
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Sanders similarly underperformed among seniors in the New Hampshire primary.
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All around South Florida, however, concern about seniors was rising.
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And the healthcare goes all the way to the seniors.
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More seniors and fewer children are poor under that measure.
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Seniors in need of transportation constitute a potentially lucrative market.
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Most recipients are seniors whose financial aid has run out.
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This is where the challenges for seniors become most clear.
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Scaring and misleading seniors is the lowest of the low.
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Seniors in need of transportation constitute a potentially lucrative market.
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"I'd say it's come true," one of his seniors said.
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My seniors in the Western Addition would lose their minds.
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That includes 36,500 seniors who are working past retirement age.
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We have seniors, millennials, gay people, kids of all nationalities.
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It means that the application ... If I look at Japan, there's actually subsidies for products for seniors, robots that support seniors, because of the demographics, because of the cultural views of robotics in Japan.
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By the end of December, 1.1 million high school seniors, about a third of all seniors nationally, had already filed their FAFSA, before it would have even been available to them in the past.
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But Medicare, the health issue seniors care about most, has not been in play in these midterms, except for scattered Republican criticisms that Democrats' "Medicare for All" plans will harm the Medicare program and seniors.
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The 2015-2016 Penn State team featured no seniors – all eight of the athletes recruited as freshman in 2012 had quit or were released by the team by the time they were seniors in 2016.
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By enabling rural seniors to age with dignity and comfort in their own homes, Medicare is also reducing health care spending by preventing avoidable hospitalizations that drive up costs and put seniors at greater risk.
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Instead of a guaranteed government healthcare plan for seniors, the Ryan plan will create an option in which a set dollar amount is offered to seniors so they can buy health insurance from private companies.
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Still, a recent survey of thousands of students found that about one in four high school seniors had vaped during the previous 30 days; in 2017, one in nine seniors said they had done so.
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The organization's website states that almost 9.5 million seniors in the U.S. are threatened by hunger and 193 million seniors live in poverty, which means they only have $234 or less to spend each week.
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He set an example from the seniors down to the freshmen.
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Is Hannity really terrified of "clean campaign finance" or "support seniors"?
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The two companies currently have a partnership meant to serve seniors.
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Scott and DeSantis have an edge among whites, men and seniors.
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About 1 in 17 high school seniors report using marijuana daily.
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Number crunching seniors might want to look into offering bookkeeping services.
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Looks like the Seniors are winning right now 🎉🎉 pic.twitter.
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Instead, Sun's client hopes to create a radio show for seniors.
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We and other seniors' advocates proudly and successfully opposed those efforts.
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There's a good reason for that: Seniors have the most influence.
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She was surprised and pleased to see seniors accepting the technology.
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We cannot leave seniors with more worry and more financial insecurity.
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Last year Doctors on Call made 42,000 house calls to seniors.
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They can be peers, adversaries and seniors, as well, Gupta noted.
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Unsurprisingly, to date, few seniors have participated in these preventative activities.
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I must admit, I was simply not attracted to male seniors.
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Called the Health Savings for Seniors Act and introduced by Reps.
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Go deeper: There is another pre-existing conditions problem — for seniors
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They're seniors in high school prepping for homecoming, college, or prom.
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Seniors, people with disabilities and some students already receive reduced fares.
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We were seniors in 1999, the year of the Columbine massacre.
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Seniors would be among those hardest hit by the GOP's cruelty.
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The goal is to improve seniors' health and catch problems early.
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Another proposal would make generic drugs free to low-income seniors.
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Only 210 percent of boomers and seniors want that many bedrooms.
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Left untreated, malnutrition compounds the unique health problems faced by seniors.
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Consequently, many malnourished seniors never mention their symptoms to their physicians.
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Seniors can't stretch a Social Security check to cover the basics.
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I know that the seniors in my district support this provision.
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But near term, the change will be painful for many seniors.
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Binge drinking was more common among affluent, educated and married seniors.
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At least 3,200 homebound seniors have lost home-delivered hot meals.
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For one, savings patterns today suggest less wealth for tomorrow's seniors.
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Suggested admission: $5, adults; $4, seniors; children 12 and under, free.
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Among seniors (237+), he's down double digits, from 22017% to 22020%.
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It was more about the benefits that seniors have earned currently.
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Sadly, the real losers in this odd interpretation are America's seniors.
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The 2015 NAEP scores of high-school seniors were similarly disappointing.
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The company has since evolved to focus on serving only seniors.
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Suggested admission: $2754, adults; $9733, seniors; children 10 and under, free.
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We already have universal coverage for the seniors and the disabled.
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Seniors should not be limited in access to this lifesaving device.
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Suggested admission: $25554, adults; $4, seniors; children 12 and under, free.
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Stabler, who died last year, was elected by the seniors committee.
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That may not matter as much for younger and healthier seniors.
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It's 2 million meals a day for a year ... for seniors.
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Suggested admission: $423, adults; $4, seniors; children 12 and under, free.
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Suggested admission: $2527, adults; $20400, seniors; children 12 and under, free.
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R. 1316) • The Ensuring Seniors Access to Local Pharmacies Act (H.
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Suggested admission: $25554, adults; $29, seniors; children 29 and under, free.
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Video Sanders' plan builds on Medicare, the insurance program for seniors.
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We see jocks hanging out with stoners, seniors talking to freshmen.
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Not to be cliché, but seniors are put through the fire.
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Seniors have also been the most critical of immigration reform proposals.
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GOP seniors received "earned benefits" such as Medicare and Social Security.
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These hospitals served some of the most vulnerable of America's seniors.
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Many seniors cannot do this and are forced to forgo care.
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Neglecting dental, vision and hearing care can harm seniors' overall health.
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Another tried to appeal to spry seniors by holding square dances.
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Jay Newton-Small: The epidemic seniors in America were facing already.
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"She had the answers for all the seniors," Ms. Perez said.
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Which seniors do you most connect or identify with and why?
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The building's upper floors include 44 one-bedroom apartments for seniors.
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Two Arizona seniors did not play in their final home game.
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It's also worse among black and Latino seniors than among whites.
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For most students, especially seniors, the sense of loss is palpable.
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"We're special, man," said Harold Carmichael, one of the seniors elected.
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The seniors found that many other players had the same concerns.
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Go deeper: How seniors are being steered toward private Medicare plans
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Motivated seniors can begin by following KHN's 265-step program: 210.
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Reversing the law would raise those costs for millions of seniors.
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They are professional people and homeless people, young adults and seniors.
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Seniors' advocates beat back Bush's privatization scheme through intense grassroots activism.
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We're here to talk about something that would reach 25,000 seniors.
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Seniors were once a swing constituency that frequently leaned toward Democrats.
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Other entrepreneurs, like Frances Sue Taylor, 69, are specifically targeting seniors.
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Benefit increases would be used to keep seniors out of poverty.
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Because seniors want and deserve a new and better Medicare option.
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And most importantly, because discriminating against seniors is unfair and pointless.
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It is modeled on the Medicare government healthcare program for seniors.
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Today, he has a studio in an affordable building for seniors.
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My guys hung in there, but our two seniors struggled tonight.
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Health experts say that seniors are an ideal market for the Apple Watch, which has introduced features that can be used by anyone, but are most beneficial to seniors, including fall detection and cardiac arrhythmia monitoring.
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However, as a result, HCN's largest segment has been RIDEA seniors housing operating assets which made up 233% of 4Q15 NOI, followed by triple net seniors housing at 28% and skilled nursing/post-acute at 21%.
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The reforms Azar laid out include making generic drugs free for seniors and introducing a cap on what seniors pay each year for expensive medicines under the government's Medicare program for the elderly, the report said.
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Bertolette said money was still pouring in and would help support existing advocacy efforts, such as researching of nutritional meals benefiting seniors and convincing Congress that access for seniors to federal nutrition programs must be improved.
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"Seniors vote at about three times the rate of young people, so courting seniors is the electoral equivalent of hunting where the ducks are," said Cal Jillson, a professor of political science at Southern Methodist University.
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In addition to SSDI, the Trump budget guts Medicaid, and cuts funding for other programs benefitting seniors including Meals on Wheels, home heating assistance, and the State Health Insurance Program (SHIP), which helps seniors navigate Medicare.
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Seniors have been "disproportionately harmed" by a deterioration in the country's "modest social safety net," forcing older Americans to take on debt to make ends meet, according to a 225 academic study on bankruptcy among seniors.
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The White House also supports establishing an out-of-pocket cap for seniors, and then when seniors hit the catastrophic part of the drug benefit, shifting more of the burden from the government to health insurers.
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Element3 Health, a Denver-based company is committed to solving social isolation and physical inactivity in seniors is accelerating its focus on "virtual clubs," that will allow seniors to "gather" to remain socially connected while physically distant.
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Examples of these services include administering additional immunizations; helping seniors manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart conditions and asthma; conducting wellness or prevention testing; and educating seniors on medications to drive greater adherence to prescribed treatments.
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"It's our hope that we end up here with a building that is largely L.G.B.T. seniors or seniors who understand the L.G.B.T. community and are accepting of it," said Donald A. Capoccia, a founder of BFC Partners.
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Republicans have long supported a massive overhaul of Medicare, the health entitlement program for seniors, one that they argue will make the entitlement program more sustainable — but also would have seniors spend significantly more out of pocket.
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Only about 37 percent of high school seniors said they'd gotten drunk.
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Our seniors and our poor and disabled are our must vulnerable populations.
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And the popularity of marijuana among boomers and seniors is growing rapidly.
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If anything, they would improve upon the benefits that seniors currently receive.
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Click here to find out how seniors can make money on AirBnB.
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To carry it out and win like this as seniors is unbelievable.
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CNN: Why is it important for seniors be active and find adventure?
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CNN: What do you hope the seniors to get from these experiences?
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Premiums for high-income seniors - who already pay surcharges - also would rise.
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K-State's three seniors (Brown, Wade and Stokes) have struggled offensively recently.
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"We don't want to confuse treating our seniors as children," Malone said.
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The province currently covers drugs for seniors and people on social assistance.
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That includes some seniors who have rearranged their entire majors, Rosen said.
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Day tickets cost $65 per person, or $45 for students and seniors.
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Graduating seniors — including the show's star — also received a $10,000 college scholarship.
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Seniors are dispelling the misconception that comfort and style are mutually exclusive.
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Seniors make up more than 14% of the population in the city.
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Apple has been working on fall detection software that can help seniors.
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Seniors often use Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans to handle those expenses.
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Can't wait to celebrate today with 200 college-bound high school seniors!
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She called Medicaid "the default for seniors who have exhausted their resources."
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And for the first time, half of seniors have broadband at home.
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Impersonating the IRS was the No. 1 scam targeting seniors in 2018.
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At the time, the pair were seniors at Baltimore's Woodlawn High School.
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They don't have to worry about the seniors that made it happen.
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Seven in 10 seniors owe nearly $30,000 when they graduate from college.
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Carta works for the city of Santa Fe and drives around seniors.
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SCSEP is ineffective in its goal of transitioning seniors into unsubsidized employment.
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"Even that short interaction becomes very meaningful to the seniors," Gonzalez said.
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"The president understands the commitment that was made to seniors,'" said Spicer.
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Cuts of any kind would be devastating for millions of vulnerable seniors.
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It appears that seniors are hip once again in the Democrat playbook.
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Seniors, like other constituencies, aren't buying the lip service of the left.
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Unusually for a video game, the machine is especially popular with seniors.
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The dudes in the band are seniors ... in the class if '19.
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"The president understands the commitment that was made to seniors," said Spicer.
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Not all high school seniors are academically or emotionally ready for college.
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The 55 million seniors on Medicare have everything to gain from repeal.
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Seniors and the disabled account for about two-thirds of Medicaid expenditures.
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Congress should honor and protect that deal and stand up for seniors.
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They also have been blamed for a rise in foreclosures among seniors.
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This is likely because it affects about15%of seniors, per the NIH.
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Seniors, children and people with compromised immune systems are most at risk.
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The SHIP program is especially crucial for lower-income seniors like Jones.
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Adults, $90843; seniors and students, $90833; members and children under 90823, free.
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Adults, $12; seniors and students, $10; members and children under 113, free.
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To find these supplemental benefits, seniors can use the online plan finder.
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At least over the last six months, the seniors came out ahead.
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Other prominent Democrats spent even less to reach seniors, including former Rep.
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GOP candidates edged Democrats by a whopping 21-point margin among seniors.
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Adults, $243; seniors and students, $24; members and children under 230, free.
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Adults, $2211; seniors and students, $2211; members and children under 2732, free.
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Medicare was created in 85033 as a promise to protect our seniors.
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Adults, $2146; seniors and students, $2732; members and children under 30, free.
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Adults, $2201; seniors and students, $30; members and children under 21966, free.
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Adults, $28200; seniors and students, $229; members and children under 210, free.
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Adults, $23700; seniors and students, $90893; members and children under 90883, free.
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So some seniors may see both their Medicaid and Medicare benefits slashed.
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Messam supports empowering the government to negotiate prescription drug prices for seniors.
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Indiana Wesleyan University offers independent apartment style living for juniors and seniors.
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Adults, $2359; seniors and students, $20258; members and children under 227, free.
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Adults, $12; seniors and students, $10; members and children under 12, free.
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Adults, $303; seniors and students, $10; members and children under 12, free.
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Adults, $90803; seniors and students, $22754; members and children under 225554, free.
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His only other major victory was the PGA Seniors' Championship in 1984.
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Seniors from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida graduate Sunday.
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High school seniors should check deadlines for all schools they are considering.
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We should not be losing that many seniors in a power outage.
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Almost 28500 million seniors will enroll in Medicare Advantage plans in 6900.
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Only 29 percent of seniors in the Sixth District support the bill.
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Its long-term goal is to offer insurance plans to seniors nationwide.
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And hundreds and thousands of dollars that seniors deserve are going unclaimed.
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Joly: We're excited about the opportunity around monitoring seniors in their homes.
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Last year, PeerForward trained and supported high school seniors in 100 schools.
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Many seniors feel even lonelier now than they did before the outbreak.
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Seniors and those who live in northern climes may also be susceptible.
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Until recent years, the quality of life for seniors had steadily improved.
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Lonely seniors are at a 45 percent higher risk of dying prematurely.
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The question of who pays for seniors' care is becoming increasingly urgent.
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Along with a catered lunch, the bus riders get a seniors discount.
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One smelled of urine and industrial cleaner with wheelchair-bound, despondent seniors.
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Seniors have flocked to modeling schools on the back of Kim's success.
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We are both seniors now and no longer need so much space.
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Generally, recruiters look for high school juniors and seniors, Mr. Brooks said.
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Check out the full documentary, Getting Stoned with Seniors in Seattle, below.
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In Seattle, the neighbors don't want apartments for formerly homeless seniors nearby.
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A $25 membership is available for seniors and under 30-years-olds.
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Seniors at many schools are even wondering if they will have commencement.
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Seniors and government programs are overpaying due to lack of negotiating tools.
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Otherwise, each film is $16 for adults, $13 for seniors and children.
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"I understand why seniors' problems are seen as less important," Shaneyfelt said.
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Firearms are the most common method of suicide among seniors, she noted.
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These will be trying times for thousands of seniors and their families.
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Read more: Alignment Healthcare raised $240 million to upend healthcare for seniors.
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Dozens of people were trapped in a 280-story residence for seniors.
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Every Wednesday the seniors get barbecued salmon at the Swinomish community center.
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Advocates of site-neutral payments say they save taxpayers and seniors money.
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Seniors are receiving college acceptance letters and are just weeks from graduating.
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Amid the uncertainty, the seniors have begun to plan their next steps.
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"Seniors were weeping to see their old homes again," Mr. Smith said.
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That's a lot of seniors entering the country's largest public healthcare system.
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Among high-school seniors (aged 17 to 4) the figure was 37%.
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"I find that seniors make a lot of drop shots," she said.
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The dogs range in age from 3-month-old puppies to seniors.
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McIntosh ranks second among Division I non-seniors in career assists (492).
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You have to beat out the juniors and seniors, he told her.
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More than 15,000 seniors have participated in the program since it began.
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Increasingly single and assertive, the country's lonely seniors are on the market.
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Almost 12 percent of high school seniors say they now vape daily.
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For seniors considering a retirement community, test it out first, McCollum said.
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"Seniors rock!" a woman says at a town hall in Marshalltown, Iowa.
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Would they be created in the image of their sunbaes (seniors) BTS?
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The CMS said the aim was to pass savings on to seniors.
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I was kind of like the freshman among the seniors and everything.
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Honor connects in-home caregivers, seniors and their families via online tools.
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The two organizations offer a Medicare Advantage plan to seniors in Ohio.
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There is no benefit for seniors who do not have vascular disease.
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Nearly 400 graduating seniors will be affected by the gift this year.
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The administration says the proposal will not harm seniors' access to drugs.
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But in 2014, 58 percent of seniors said they preferred that arrangement.
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Most common knee surgery for seniors is costly, and usually a waste
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Meals on Wheels: Delivers nutritious meals to the country's most vulnerable seniors.
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Separately, it would cap out-of-pocket costs for seniors on Medicare.
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And support was weakest among Republicans (36-51) and seniors (38-43).
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"We found that the seniors are becoming more socially engaged," Sunoo said.
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These groups are obviously at risk, but many seniors have it worse.
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Meals on Wheels, which has served seniors for more than 60 years through a network of independent nonprofits, is trying to formalize the health and safety checks its volunteers already conduct during their daily home visits to seniors.
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What's more, the poll finds that just 15 percent of young adults describe themselves as consistent voters, compared to 60 percent of seniors — and 21 percent describe themselves as non-voters as opposed to seven percent of seniors.
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Democrats like to talk about saving Medicare and healthcare access for seniors from greedy Republicans even as they support policies that decimate the program and make it ever more difficult for seniors to access the care they need.
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And in terms of seniors, there are millions of seniors — and I've talked to them in my state of Vermont and all over this country — who are trying to get by on $11,000, $12,000, $13,000 a year Social Security.
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The letter states that more than half of eligible seniors chose Medicare Advantage over Medicare in the most recent sign-up period, and more than 10% of seniors in swing states like Florida, Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania use it.
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Still, close to 20173 million seniors claim that they never use the web.
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Every college campus has its "super-seniors," but there's only one Senior Freshman.
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The cable news that seniors watch is partisan and serves to reinforce biases.
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PolitiFact rated the Yes campaign's claim that the measure would "protect seniors" false.
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We talked to two seniors about how they plan to honor their friends.
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The country also took top scores in "benefits and discounts" available to seniors.
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Morehouse College Graduating seniors at Morehouse College were already in a good mood.
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Some estimate that 55 million American seniors will be on Facebook by 2020.
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Hunger and food insecurity are particular concerns for seniors, college students, and infants.
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Chefs for Seniors now has 120 clients, and recently expanded to other states.
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Jimmy Fallon surprised Parkland seniors at their graduation, and it was so heartwarming.
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The corner section with red seats is reserved for seniors and handicapped people.
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Our problem is not that Social Security is just too generous to seniors.
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Mulvaney said the agency would aim to protect vulnerable seniors from financial fraud.
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"We will defend Medicare and Social Security for our great seniors," Trump said.
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These services are a lifeline for people with disabilities, seniors, and their families.
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"They are going to have to play like seniors, with consistency," Weber said.
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Both Riojas and Nickerson were seniors at Highlands High School in San Antonio.
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Wearables that foster healthy aging and independent living will soon fill seniors' wardrobes.
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Only seven of the top 46players listed on Wisconsin's depth chart are seniors.
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But nope, seniors aren't rushing to cities in droves, at least not yet.
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I also made a solemn promise to our great seniors to protect Medicare.
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His paid leave plan also neglects the care giving needs of our seniors.
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Many seniors are already suspended precariously between independent living and reliance on others.
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Seniors aged 93 and older pay just $29 for a lifetime pass. 210.
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It also provides public services for seniors, youth and the disabled, among others.
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The rich would lose out for the same reason poor non-seniors would.
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But the biggest problem will be a bulging population of low-income seniors.
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Now we're the seniors and no first-years have dared to tag along.
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How this answered the problem of Social Security for seniors was beyond reason.
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In baseball, the best players are usually high school seniors or college juniors.
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And the state taxes some key sources of income for seniors, like pensions.
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Seniors give those plans high marks, and it's a profitable business for insurers.
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But 20 years later, the percentage of seniors who held this belief increased.
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Affluent seniors who pay high-income Medicare premium surcharges also are not protected.
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Seniors are being forced to pay more for prescription drugs than ever before.
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Our seniors have set the standard and our young players have bought in.
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We scoured the internet to find the best dating websites for single seniors.
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The seniors are either dying or are actually going to be pushed out.
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Policy to cope with an aging population (400 million seniors by 2035), the
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Sanders added that his plan would expand coverage to seniors, not harm them.
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Of course, Rubio insists that today's seniors they have nothing to worry about.
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TV's "Boundless" that aired Wednesday that 6900G will revolutionize health care for seniors.
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"We've found that most seniors want to remain in the city," Gordon says.
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Inside, the seniors must show an ID and fill out city-required paperwork.
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"Most seniors in fact don't want to stop working," the prime minister said.
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Wealthier seniors may end up paying more under single-payer, Ms. Blumberg said.
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Next, they read accounts by seniors which, in effect, proved the article's thesis.
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In 2012, Mitt Romney beat President Obama among seniors 56 to 85033 percent.
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Many of these Texas seniors will vote for O'Rourke reject Cruz in 2018.
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The support from seniors eluded President Obama in his 2202 and 2628 campaigns.
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With that modest change, the bill would fully protect any truly vulnerable seniors.
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We cannot allow seniors living in Puerto Rico to go without medical care.
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Likewise, an alarming 44 percent of seniors say they're living paycheck-to-paycheck.
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Bruno previously founded Hometeam, a startup that provides in-home care for seniors.
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That's because they may take advantage of vulnerable seniors who are terminally ill.
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Virginia is an older team, starting two seniors, a junior and two sophomores.
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Syracuse was an even match, starting three seniors, a junior and a freshman.
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The impact is particularly troubling in terms of providing health care to seniors.
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Consider Medicare Advantage, a public-private arrangement for providing health services to seniors.
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The bottom line: Seniors and low-income shoppers already are Walmart's core demographics.
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Thair Phillips is president and CEO of RetireSafe a grassroots advocacy seniors' organization.
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The impact on seniors, caregivers and health care costs can be very significant.
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And so it's possible that today's internet-savvy adults become tomorrow's struggling seniors.
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"The state has not held up its obligation to seniors," Mr. Deak said.
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It's in administration and cool facilities that will seduce visiting high school seniors.
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About two-thirds of Medicaid beneficiaries are either seniors, disabled people or children.
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Once she did, she wondered, "How do they expect seniors to understand this?"
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The changes to those programs, though, are likely to spark alarm for seniors.
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"So many Mizzou seniors get jobs from the weekly recruiter interviews," Bradshaw said.
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In 243, nearly 87 percent of high school seniors held a driver's license.
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He sent high school seniors a good-luck message ahead of their exams.
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Many middle-class seniors depend on it after they have exhausted their savings.
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The organization has worked on wishes for over 1,000 seniors in 46 states.
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It offers private Medicare Advantage plans to seniors in New York and Houston.
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Iowa's low costs of living aren't the only thing that appeal to seniors.
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Working seniors had an average of $133,108 saved for retirement, Provision Living found.
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And like four of five seniors similarly impaired, I ignored it — at first.
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That would mirror already successful programs for seniors who also qualify for Medicaid.
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A complex offering affordable housing for seniors opened on Iowa Street in 2016.
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Now, in 2018, Union Catholic is teaching its juniors and seniors about cryptocurrencies.
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He argued that by doing this, low income seniors, including women, will benefit.
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For now, they hope the album inspires other seniors to try something new.
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Medicare Advantage is a popular direct-to-consumer model of care for seniors.
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With Mariana Alfaro CHARLESTON, S.C. – Throughout world history, seniors have rarely led revolutions.
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Emergency room visits for alcohol-related falls, particularly disabling for seniors, have increased.
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Seniors graduated on Sunday from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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Earlier this month, scores of high school seniors submitted their applications to college.
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In partnering with Walmart, seniors can buy their items online or in stores.
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"I think everyone at PHS, especially the seniors, we're survivors," said Peters, 17.
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Seniors often fall for this type of con more than other age cohorts.
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Their decisions around Medicaid will directly affect children, seniors and people with disabilities.
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In the meantime, AARP advises seniors not to carry their cards with them.
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Check. Sign up thousands more seniors and disabled New Yorkers for rent breaks?
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I hope the Congress will help us keep our commitment to America's seniors.
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Several of the complaints, in that ongoing probe, came from African American seniors.
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The yold are more numerous, healthier and wealthier than previous generations of seniors.
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Seniors and those on fixed incomes will be the ones hurt the most.
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And with seniors, Medicare will cover some of the costs of prescription drugs.
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Donate here Meals on Wheels America delivers food to seniors across the country.
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Seniors in this country should not have to cut their pills in half.
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And the Glen Ridge seniors — Ryan, Ethan, and Cadmus — are all non-white.
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Then the students, typically juniors and just-graduated seniors, party for a week.
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And that is that no president, not Bernie Sanders, not anybody else, will be able to bring about the changes that the working families and the middle class of this country, that our children, that the seniors, our seniors deserve.
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Republicans will argue that expanding Medicare will raise taxes and further strain the finances of the Medicare program, or force seniors into a new system, hoping to win back some of the ground they lost with seniors in the midterms.
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In 1990, seniors comprised a larger share of the population in the top 50 city centers than they did at those places' periphery; now seniors represent 1 in 14.73 residents at the edge and only 1 in 6 in the center.
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The pharmacy startup ZipDrug is creating its own network of pharmacies to deliver prescription drugs to seniors in the US.The goal is to help seniors get their medicines at a lower price while also making it more convenient for them.
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Instead of penalizing seniors for paying their own way in a nursing home by taking away this tax deduction, this important deduction should be expanded upon so even more seniors would want to use it instead of relying on Medicaid.
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The proposals including ensuring seniors on Medicare get discounts that pharmacy-benefit managers negotiate with drug companies, creating an out-of-pocket spending cap, possibly making generic drugs available to low-income seniors at no cost, and more, Bloomberg reported.
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Nielsen's data revealed that while seniors spend an average of seven-and-a-half hours with the TV on, younger generations have less interest in TV — they spend about four hours less in front of the TV.It's worth noting that this includes having background TV on while engaging in other activities, and that seniors have more time on their hands — 75% of the seniors in Nielsen's data are retired.
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Most of the people in his class are seniors, so it's not that hardcore.
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Thirty-one percent of seniors pay by check, and 2126 percent use snail mail.
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Then I sit down with a group of seniors and answer questions about college.
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The proposed changes mean a lot for consumers - particularly low-income families and seniors.
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Auto loans make up the lion's share of debt for these seniors, LendingTree found.
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"These are seniors whose rents were designed to accommodate high medical costs," Couch said.
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It can take seniors more time to get ready for a meeting or obligation.
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When her journalism students -- juniors and seniors -- came in, they quickly wanted to help.
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Some seniors who've come to school trickle in and I help them with scholarships.
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The seniors get tutored on everything from basic WeChat functions to complex online banking.
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"The goal is to make sure that we're getting affordable prices for our seniors."
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Many seniors are targeted for financial abuse or exploitation because of what they own.
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That fund is used to reimburse hospitals when seniors come in and need treatment.
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Otherwise, Medigap insurers can and do deny applications from seniors with pre-existing conditions.
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But advocates for seniors see an electorate actually more fluid than these tropes suggest.
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Only 18 percent of high school seniors say that most people can be trusted.
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Ms. Farese has twins, Katherine and Michael, both seniors at the University of Mississippi.
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Around 40% of those expats would be seniors who had retired to the continent.
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Trump's 2000 plan: Target seniors on Facebook If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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The cost for seniors on Medicare: zero, or a co-pay up to $20.
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Medicare, the government insurance program for seniors, is legally barred from negotiating drug prices.
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Federal laws require that seniors and people with disabilities have access to polling places.
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For boomers and seniors, cash is a "critical part of asset allocation," Goldberg said.
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The health insurance program for seniors is now prohibited from doing so by law.
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Seniors with diabetes may soon manage their illness with the help of intelligent footwear.
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In 200, Bloom founded Wish of a Lifetime, which grants lifelong wishes to seniors.
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It's important to keep up on your fluids in the desert, especially for seniors.
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Two-thirds of all college seniors have been offered illicit prescription drugs in college.
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When "Pomp and Circumstance" played, the seniors filed in wearing green caps and gowns.
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Graduation season has arrived, which means it's time for seniors to personalize their caps.
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Each year, the care of dying seniors consumes over 25 percent of Medicare expenditures.
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Eliminating the retirement earnings test would allow seniors to keep this income up front.
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Go deeper: More than half of federal spending will soon be dedicated to seniors
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More than 150,000 seniors or people with disabilities losing assistance with their Medicare premiums.
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And many seniors are in need of long-term care, which is especially costly.
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Creighton honored its three seniors — Zach Hanson, Cole Huff and Zierden — after the game.
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The program served about 2.4 million seniors last year, including more than 500,000 veterans.
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Without dependents, most single seniors would get just $13,788, and couples a mere $23,576.
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A team of white-shirted wait staff, many of them seniors, manned the place.
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The Medicaid program, for example, primarily served poor children, seniors, and individuals with disabilities.
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However, she expects hospitals and health providers to say the budget will harm seniors.
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Passing the Ensuring Seniors Access to Local Pharmacies Act of 2017 can fix this.
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The phone's also good for seniors who apparently have no interest in going online?
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It serves low-income families, many of whom are seniors or who have disabilities.
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For many seniors whose home is their largest asset, that difference could be meaningful.
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Trump's budget would also devastate Meals on Wheels, which delivers food to homebound seniors.
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How will these millions of seniors survive if their benefits are cut or eliminated?
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When seniors cannot access proper health care they get sicker; many of them die.
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Keeping our Seniors who couldn't be here in our hearts, we will always remember.
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One-third of seniors die while suffering from Alzheimer's or another form of dementia.
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And then the cuts to Medicaid and all the seniors that will get hurt.
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Medicaid is especially important to seniors like my grandmother, who need long-term care.
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"I've seen photos of seniors in compromising positions put on social media," Thomas says.
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It was the final home game for North Carolina seniors Berry and Theo Pinson.
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Of course, a lot of those consumers are seniors who receive Social Security benefits.
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For example, how do seniors' reasons for sex compare to those of college students?
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Now some senators and seniors are worried about a new source of government interference.
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One hundred seniors in Spain, Italy, and England are testing the product until 2018.
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Every week in Marietta Ohio's WMOA, Hille presents the weekly podcast News For Seniors.
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If those three seniors were here, I would have a tough time convincing them.
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But it also has a lot of seniors, with one as old as 101.
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Seniors age 62 and older can also purchase a lifetime senior pass for $80.
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Overall, 57 percent of college seniors said they feel ready to be financially independent.
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However, this proposal completely fails to do that and will shortchange seniors like Mrs.
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Typically, seniors (or voters 65 years and over) boast much higher voter turnout rates.
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Seniors, children and people with disabilities rely on Medicaid for essential health care services.
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Seniors could then take advantage of the best services the market has to offer.
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Once energetic seniors, Don and I now hobble around on canes, a geriatric duo.
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Depending on luxury and geography, they tend to serve seniors who are financially comfortable.
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The advocates analyzed more than 72,000 complaints from seniors in the government watchdog's database.
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Juniors earned a multisport patch for their letter jackets, while seniors received a watch.
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About 10 percent of the proposed Medicare cuts would affect seniors, the analysis found.
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Perhaps a patient, like most seniors, sees several specialists who write or renew prescriptions.
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What happened to inexpensive rental units for college students and seniors in entire neighborhoods?
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" He said, "The exploitation of seniors is becoming a real cottage industry right now.
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Seniors are expected to make up 19 percent of the total population by 2030.
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Caregiving needs extend beyond seniors, too; people with disabilities require just as much care.
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The poll surveyed 603 juniors, 260 seniors and 25 college freshmen online in March.
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Seniors deserve access to treatments based on their health needs, not their zip codes.
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By contrast, seniors whose view of aging is primarily positive live 7.5 years longer.
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SEE program enrollees aren't the only low-income seniors negatively affected by the shutdown.
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Such a shift in savings and sponsorship decisions could put tomorrow's seniors at risk.
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Truman proposed a health insurance program for seniors in 1945 and again in 1949.
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The courts found that the requirements discriminated against minorities, and often seniors and students.
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O.K., he said, but you have to jump higher than the juniors and seniors.
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Instead, seniors today prefer to focus on activities, from golfing to seeing the world.
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This could have a considerable impact on the budgets of seniors living with asthma.
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"Took my son to play piano for the seniors home in Pasadena," Musk tweeted.
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Suggested admission: $25554 for adults and $29 for seniors; children 29 and under, free.
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"TrumpCare is a moral monstrosity that will devastate seniors and hardworking Americans," she said.
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This beautiful eighth-grader comes in so confident, in front of all these seniors.
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GUILFOYLE: The high school seniors choosing Navy, Air Force, Air National Guard and Marines.
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VanVleet and Baker, both seniors, were part of Wichita State's 2013 Final Four team.
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"I know everyone thinks that all seniors care about is Social Security," she said.
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Mr. Reader took a bus to the robbery, using his free pass for seniors.
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Meanwhile, UConn had lost five seniors from their title team, including superstar Tina Charles.
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Both parties now heavily defend Medicare Advantage because of its rising popularity among seniors.
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The family-owned organization manages the health of seniors enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans.
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The country, with the world's second-highest proportion of seniors, is also particularly vulnerable.
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Ms. Mezzatesta starts with one of the Silver Sneakers series of classes for seniors.
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Paisley said that volunteers from would deliver a week's worth of groceries to seniors.
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Classmates said some seniors were too hung over to attend school the next day.
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The seniors, who were fired up to vote, won't be casting ballots today. pic.twitter.
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"It's become increasingly clear that [seniors] are facing a retirement crisis," Massachusetts Democratic Sen.
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A young team that lost 12 seniors a year ago coalesced late this season.
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Bicycles are used exclusively by younger people, not seniors and definitely not the disabled.
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Here are five ways high school seniors can connect with what matters to them.
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But it would help more extremely poor families, more seniors, and more disabled people.
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Virgil Insurance: Virgil Insurance helps seniors turning 65 to buy Medicare-subsidized health insurance.
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Medicare Part A (hospital Insurance) can sometimes be free, but only for some seniors.
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Seniors who want Medicare Supplement Insurance, also known as Medigap, must pay for it.
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But most were seniors, and she feared for their safety in the unrelenting heat.
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We are both "seniors" (70-ish), with parallel experiences of marriage, children, and divorce.
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By comparison, 74 percent of seniors say they will show up on Election Day.
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He said the system would also provide vision, dental and hearing coverage for seniors.
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Clark recommends some kind of medical alert system for seniors with underlying health issues.
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Nearby, dozens of seniors threw their arms into the air, soaking in the light.
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The 2017 national championship team's starting five consisted of two seniors and three juniors.
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By 2018, it had doubled again, with 4.2% of seniors over 65 using weed.
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High school seniors are wrapping up college admissions applications ahead of the approaching Feb.
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The next phase of Essex Crossing will also include 2118 affordable units for seniors.
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Meanwhile, professional associations representing physicians, hospitals, insurers and seniors have all opposed the AHCA.
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Admission, which includes an audio headset, is 15 euros; less for seniors and children.
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GOP has chosen to let seniors pay for tax cuts for the wealthy. pic.twitter.
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Less talked about is the increasing issues of depression, loneliness, and isolation among seniors.
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Rising drug costs affect everyone—from seniors to families to children—across our country.
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Starting this year, it will also sell coverage to seniors through Medicare Advantage plans.
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There were no seniors announced Saturday, as they were folded into the centennial class.
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The executive order will bolster Medicare Advantage, which provides private Medicare coverage for seniors.
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Taking money away from seniors, people in poverty and people with disabilities is wrong.
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Health care in particular is a perennial voting issue for many Americans particularly seniors.
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Growing evidence indicates it's neither sustainable nor healthy for seniors or their loved ones.
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The dilemma of seniors having to choose between meals and pills is very real.
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SSRI antidepressants like Zoloft and Prozac are associated with fractures and falls in seniors.
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Part D provides tens of millions of seniors with high-quality prescription drug insurance.
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There are also numerous preventive measures that are particularly helpful to seniors, Fahs said.
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We can't allow Big Pharma to continue taking advantage of seniors with exorbitant costs.
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The VVA's 80,000 members are all seniors, and many use Facebook as a lifeline.
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Ms. Davis has worked with many seniors who have been in Mr. Durham's situation.
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Medicaid also covers millions of poor seniors, mothers and children, and Americans with disabilities.
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Medicare cards were an egregious example, since seniors are especially vulnerable to identity theft.
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Seniors and children gain entry with $6, while everyone pays $5 on Wacky Wednesdays.
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It's a win for our seniors, our health care system and taxpayers as whole.
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CMS estimates that the change will reduce drug copayments for seniors by $320 million.
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He has not been able to appeal to seniors, despite being one of them.
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The retailer has adjusted its store hours and created shopping times for seniors only.
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An average of 22015 seniors have graduated each year since it reopened in 2600.
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In 2008, 90 percent of high school seniors said they were going to college.
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It's also important to remember, Ms. Schwarz said, that Medicare doesn't cover only seniors.
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Social Security has also turned seniors into one of America's most influential political constituencies.
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On Wednesday, seniors at Kauffman discussed their experiences and the fallout of the scandal.
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But teams dependent on 6-2 seniors don't tend to be national championship contenders.
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Most seniors won't ever need to use that many hospital or nursing home days.
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Read more: High school seniors recreated iconic memes in their school ID photos — and it's the best thing you'll see todayFor the past several years, seniors at the high school have completely revolutionized the picture day game — hello, who ever liked their photo?
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At the end of the day, these ambiguous fees drive up costs for seniors, taxpayers, and the healthcare professionals that serve this unique set of patients, making it harder and harder for us to deliver the kind of care that seniors deserve.
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Seniors residing in this Texas city have the have the largest non-mortgage debt balances.
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The number of seniors in the US grows by more than a million every year.
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Boomers and seniors are desperate for more yield in this ultra-low interest-rate environment.
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They're the ones putting it all on the line for one game, especially the seniors.
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Researchers examined data from more than 21,000 high school seniors surveyed between 2006 and 13.
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It added much-needed prescription drug coverage for seniors and people with disabilities in Medicare.
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Since Ball threw Cosmos onto GitHub, college seniors have used it for their capstone projects.
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Seniors in the United States lose an estimated $2.9 billion each year to financial abuse.
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Last year at Paradise High School, only two seniors were in danger of not graduating.
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Seniors would change their behavior to lower their reported income and avoid the benefit reductions.
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High school graduates are ordering versions on hoodies that say "Seniors" in the Friends font.
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Twenty-one percent of high school seniors had reported vaping in the last 30 days.
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The tournament is divided into Novice, Class B, and Class A; adults, seniors and juniors.
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I don't care how many seniors are loosening their bedsprings every night; something is missing.
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With level boarding at each stop, seniors and those with disabilities would be well served.
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Because seniors, if they are retired, are no longer earning an income from a job.
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One recent study found seniors lose an average of $36.4 billion annually from financial abuse.
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Graduating seniors today are entering one of the most promising job markets in recent history.
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The authors found this by analyzing 40 years of surveys from American high school seniors.
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Fortunately, Medicare Advantage, which almost a third of seniors already use, provides a perfect model.
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Suggested admission is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors, children 12 and under are free.
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In the nearby town of Chapala sun-seeking seniors stroll through a renovated lakefront park.
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The pair had been high school seniors in Baltimore at the time of her death.
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We drink a beer and plan a potential summer program for rising high-school seniors.
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Instead, the panel said seniors should get the vaccine based on conversations with their clinicians.
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So, when her family moved to America, Desselle was shocked to see seniors often neglected.
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" He continued, "The drinking age, as I noted, was 18, so the seniors were legal.
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Baby boomers and seniors have flocked to sectors they mistakenly thought of as bond equivalents.
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The upside is that it would put more money back in the pockets of seniors.
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What seniors pay for the vast majority of them is expected to increase this year.
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Endcap displays show off technology to get seniors help when they're having a medical emergency.
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And appealing to seniors is not new to Buttigieg -- even if it remains somewhat confounding.
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Seven in 10 seniors graduate with debt, according to the Institute for College Access & Success.
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Add to this, Medicare Part D 'preferred pharmacy' plans, which advertise attractive "savings" for seniors.
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That's more than Gen-Xers (28 percent), baby boomers (23 percent) and seniors (eight percent).
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For many high school seniors, financial aid is the only thing that makes college attainable.
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For some high school seniors, putting college on hold could be just the right thing.
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The business provides long-term pharmacy services, mainly geared at seniors, especially senior living communities.
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One was to help give this year's crop of seniors a sendoff they wouldn't forget.
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Here, almost 59 percent of seniors have private retirement income, and 82 percent own homes.
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Since seniors are the true experts [on the neighborhood], I wanted to work with them.
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In general, the backlash from lower-income voters is less strong than backlash from seniors.
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The state also got respectable ratings for health-care quality and well-being for seniors.
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They do charity and volunteer work for seniors at nursing homes and for needy schoolchildren.
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College-bound seniors are anxiously checking their mailboxes, awaiting those college acceptance, or rejection letters.
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The amount of money seniors can borrow against their home falls by about 10 percent.
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Trump has the edge among seniors, while Clinton leads among voters under 2628 years old.
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Zach Aarons, co-founder and partner at MetaProp, is excited about co-living for seniors.
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More importantly, Meyer's freshmen and sophomores may be better than everyone else's juniors and seniors.
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It offers seniors a daily variety of programs to suit many cultural and recreational interests.
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"And seniors are getting the worst of a downward spiral in health care," she said.
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Because they are more invested in the market, these seniors received half of all payments.
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"There has to be some adjustment made for seniors living in rural areas," he said.
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Seniors in the United States have the opportunity to benefit from private solutions, as well.
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Democrats would love to weaponize seniors' health care costs right ahead of the 2020 elections.
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The Larson bill addresses the expansion needs I heard seniors express all over the country.
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Home Care Assistance is helping seniors in Napa and Sonoma evacuate and transport their belongings.
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They employ some 5,000 caregivers nationwide with a focus on in-home care for seniors.
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As our brains age, studies show that seniors are more prone to risk taking behaviors.
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Patient advocacy groups were quick to argue such policies would restrict seniors' access to medicine.
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It is also exploring other types of insurance, including selling to seniors through Medicare Advantage.
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" "Trump built his fortune by preying on seniors, veterans, small businesses, and middle class families.
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I am one of 44 million Americans providing care to seniors and adults with disabilities.
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Twenty to 30 percent of those units were reserved for seniors who were formerly homeless.
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I'm for a Medicare-for-all option and against drug companies that rip off seniors.
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In their final home game, seniors Ryan Cline and Grady Eifert each scored eight points.
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Medicare was established to provide seniors and disabled Americans with both health and financial security.
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Medicare began with a promise — to give seniors access to the medical care they need.
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This is not to say that Medicare Advantage isn't a reasonable choice for some seniors.
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The company sells private health-insurance plans for seniors, a market known as Medicare Advantage.
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Low state income taxes matter to seniors, but they're not the only issue to consider.
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"It starts with the three seniors," Hart said, referring to himself, Jenkins and Darryl Reynolds.
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Taxpayers usually foot the bill for these tests, because most seniors are covered by Medicare.
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The SEC said many of the victims were seniors who had invested their retirement funds.
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Seniors and infants are at higher risk, even if they don't have underlying medical conditions.
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That's about 35 percent of all Medicare-eligible seniors, and this percentage rises every year.
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"There are a lot of seniors finding they want to have more flexibility," Ehrlich said.
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Suggested admission is $25554 for adults and $29 for seniors; children 29 and under, free.
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This program provides some 28503 million meals to more than 22019 million seniors a year.
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One recent area of focus for Fitbit is selling to seniors through private Medicare plans.
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The growing numbers of seniors are not likely to seek to go back to work.
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Disparities are even greater among at-risk populations, including seniors and people with chronic illness.
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Suggested admission is $5 for adults, $4393 for seniors, children 12 and under are free.
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Suggested admission is $25554 for adults and $24 for seniors; children 9083 and under, free.
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Suggested admission is $29 for adults, $230 for seniors, children 29 and under are free.
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Ossoff is popular with millennials and Handel is leading with seniors by the same margin.
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"Papa's mission for the long run is to support seniors and their families," Parker says.
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"They've got a bunch of seniors who have won a bunch of games," Few said.
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Only about 28503 percent of the proposed Medicare cuts would affect seniors, the analysis found.
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Seniors and people with disabilities on Medicare have saved $21999 billion in prescription drug prices.
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The building features 45 modern housing units for seniors attached to a century-old mansion.
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Let's finalize this proposed rule and move on to driving better health outcomes for seniors.
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With relatively low costs of living, it's an ideal place for seniors in many ways.
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Across age groups, seniors expressed 83 percent support, compared to 78 percent of young adults.
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Jones Act relief will save many Puerto Ricans — especially children and seniors — from potential starvation.
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Meals on Wheels programs provide hot meals daily to seniors and those who are homebound.
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Biden also called for immediate testing for the coronavirus among vulnerable seniors in nursing homes.
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One caveat: Overall infection rates increase with age (kids seeing lower infection rates, seniors higher).
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This summer, 260- and 28.15-year-old campers took Zumba classes with a seniors' group.
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Florida famously has a large population of seniors, the people who are most at risk.
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General admission for adults is $15; students and seniors, $7; children 2 to 12, $4.
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Not a single one of them had taken the SATs and they were already seniors.
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Dharmarajan noted that there is a dearth of formal guidelines on basic preparedness for seniors.
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I teach seniors and 10th graders, my kids are aware of everything that's going on.
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Apartments for low-income seniors can help them and free up public housing for families.
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"This is my class, 246," he said, personally claiming the graduating seniors as his own.
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This time, I would transport the meals back to the seniors in adult day care.
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The details: About two-thirds of seniors at four-year colleges carry student loan debt.
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Hoagland says lawmakers could also help seniors by relaxing rules that require certain retirement drawdowns.
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Before the coronavirus hit the Life Care Center in Kirkland, Washington, 120 seniors lived there.
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The pool of graduating high school seniors is shrinking as the huge millennial generation ages.
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A major factor leading to vision loss in seniors is high blood sugar, Saydah said.
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"Many seniors reside here and they are among the most vulnerable to this terrible virus."
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Aerial shots show wide paths and parkways crammed full with families, young people and seniors.
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With seniors being asked to practice social distancing, senior centers which provided meals have shuttered.
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Nursing home staff have considerable practice in safeguarding the health of seniors during an outbreak.
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Missouri seniors make up almost twice as much of the voting population as they should.
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Some seniors may prefer to leave the dwelling long shared with a now-gone partner.
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The students — all juniors and seniors — had been learning about hate groups on college campuses.
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Sixteen million U.S. children and 5.4 million seniors live in households without enough to eat.
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The seniors at MSD aren't the only Florida students who will be honoring the school.
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On average, about 83 in 10 seniors graduate with debt, owing around $30,000 per borrower.
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More of the urban housing stock will need to be homes that work for seniors.
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"Tell the truth to your seniors," said Mr. Kelly, a retired four-star Marine general.
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According to The Smoking Gun, half of Newton's 330 seniors got in on the action.
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Nope, there is another crew that is becoming deeply invested in the THC culture: seniors!
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"There has been a big problem with asking seniors about these products," Mr. Park said.
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According to the Investment Company Fact Book, 34 percent of seniors own mutual fund assets.
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Our very first graduating class of seniors at College Track included students who were undocumented.
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Not once did I get the sense those seniors felt inhibited by their advanced age.
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On a recent afternoon, about 20 seniors gathered in a room next to the cafeteria.
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Just because we are "seniors" doesn't mean we are unaware of the risks we take.
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Four seniors — Nicholas Dworet, Joaquin Oliver, Meadow Pollack and Carmen Schentrup — were among those killed.
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Meanwhile, high school seniors are starting to fill out their college applications for next year.
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Sixth through eighth graders attend Roslyn Middle School; Roslyn High School serves freshmen through seniors.
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On her cousin's advice, Davis called a local group, Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS).
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The order is intended to bolster Medicare Advantage, which is private Medicare insurance for seniors.
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Chronically ill seniors won't have access to the prescription drugs they have used for years.
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A colleague recently told me about specialized flooring in a home for seniors in Denmark.
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Working-class seniors would be left stranded, unable to get the health care they needed.
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Josh Hawley is also fully committed to protecting Social Security and Medicare for our seniors.
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Seniors who need Meals on Wheels for food and social contact would lose the service.
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Guaranteed health care for seniors was attacked as unworkable and socialist; now Medicare is uncontroversial.
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Bonnie and Joel are the first to admit that they may not be typical seniors.
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According to recent statistics, only 12% of U.S. seniors have some form of dental coverage.
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For now, he is happy seeing everyone from seniors to the severely disabled regain independence.
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The MMA has directly led to an improvement in the health of our country's seniors.
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Medicare Part D provides affordable access to medications for seniors and people living with disabilities.
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The campaign will also use donated television and radio airtime to showcase stories of seniors.
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This is nail-biting week for high school seniors awaiting acceptance from their dream colleges.
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From 85 years old, seniors must also pass a practical driving assessment every two years.
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He surveyed his former tormenters, the seniors, with their piggish faces and their plastic cups.
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The many seniors with one or more chronic conditions will require professional and informal assistance.
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That is the kind of brinksmanship at which many voters, but especially seniors, can recoil.
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He averted his gaze from indigent seniors splayed out on the ground asking for money.
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Handel leads by the same 113-to-2 margin among seniors and longtime Georgia residents.
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At Locust Grove, we have projects called capstones, which all seniors are required to do.
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Admission to the Hall of Science is $16 for adults, $13 for children and seniors.
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But millions of seniors are far more comfortable with technology than Trump seems to be.
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"Teaching our children the art of giving back was precisely what the founding parents of nonprofit Breakfast Club for Seniors had in mind, " recalls Beth Fichtel, a founding member of the three-year-old Yardley, Pennsylvania, group that packs healthy breakfasts for homebound seniors.
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Caregivers of seniors with cognitive impairment often experience loneliness and isolation, whether they are seniors themselves or an adult child caring for a parent with dementia, says Nicole Fowler, a Regenstrief Institute investigator at the Indiana University School of Medicine who studies the caregiver experience.
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Last year, SHIP counselors helped more than 3 million U.S. seniors with everything from prescription drug plan selection to claims problems and special assistance programs for low-income seniors, according to the National Council on Aging (NCOA), which is battling to keep the program funded.
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Why it matters: Medicare is supposed to be a safety net for America's seniors, but its lack of a cap on what beneficiaries pay out-of-pocket — and the fact that it doesn't cover some benefits — leads to many seniors falling through the cracks.
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