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New SNAP Work Requirements Will Now Affect More Older Adults

New rules are changing who must meet work requirements in order to receive SNAP benefits. Changes include moving the age requirement to 64 years old (up from 54 years old), which means many older adults may now have to work or volunteer to remain eligible for these benefits.

What We Know So Far About the New Medicaid Work Requirements

To stay eligible for Medicaid, most adult Medicaid enrollees who are between the ages of 19 and 64 and who do not meet work requirement exemptions will need to document that they meet a minimum of 80 hours per month of qualifying activities, such as community service or enrollment in school.

Nancy Guthrie's Disappearance: Keeping Older Adults Safe

Aging in place and safety are not mutually exclusive. Many practical steps can reduce risks and provide reassurance to concerned family members.

How Medicare Beneficiaries Can Fight a Hospital Discharge

If you are admitted to a hospital as a Medicare patient, the hospital may try to discharge you before you are ready. It is important to know your rights and how to appeal.