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Who Will Care For Me?

Nearly two-thirds of adults over 40 have no idea how they’ll pay for long-term care when they’ll need it. That’s one of the dismal findings from a recent survey exploring the state of aging and caregiving.

Those With Medi-Cal Face Difficulty Accessing Care

Californians enrolled in the state’s low-income insurance program have more difficulty accessing health care than those with employer-sponsored insurance, a new study has found. The coverage gap was the greatest for people living in rural or suburban areas and for certain racial and ethnic groups.

Assisted Dying: Tabled for Now

A push to allow “assisted dying” in California was derailed this week when a bill already passed by the Senate was quickly pulled from an Assembly committee, lacking the needed votes.

White House Conference On Aging next week

The 2015 White House Conference on Aging is set for Monday, July 13, and will be streamed online. While the one-day virtual event won’t solve the pressing problems of aging – most acutely elder abuse and retirement savings – executive director Nora Super says it will be successful if it achieves one overarching goal: Change the dialogue about aging to a positive one.

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