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Law Article Supports Use of 'Granny Cams' in Nursing Homes
The benefits of Web cam surveillance in nursing homes far outweigh privacy concerns, according to a recent article ...
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Employers May Cut Health Benefits When Retirees Reach 65
Economist Says Social Security Is in No Need of Rescue
The Social Security system is in "pretty good financial shape," writes Princeton University economist Paul Krugman i...
Read moreSocial Security Is Funding Tax Cuts for the Rich, Book Charges
American workers are currently paying more than they need to in Social Security taxes in order to finance tax cuts f...
Read moreBush Policy Places Lesser Value on Lives of Elderly
Is the life of someone over age 70 worth 37 percent less than that of a younger person? Yes, according to a Bush administration policy for calculating the economic benefits of regulations. The administration is now backing away...
Read moreMedicare HMO Benefits Erode Even As Premiums Rise
Medicare HMO premiums are rising while the benefits they offer are eroding, according to a new study. More . . .
Read moreMedicaid Planning Benefits the Wealthy, Article Charges
An article in the Wall Street Journal claims that Medicaid planning, in which individuals give away assets in order to qualify for Medicaid coverage of nursing home care, is benefiting "well-heeled" retirees. More . . .
Read moreHandbook of Geriatric Care Management
For those thinking of joining the growing ranks of professional geriatric caregivers, the Handbook of Geriatric Care Management is probably a 'must have' volume.
Read moreStudy Suggests a Little Work Has Health Benefits for Elderly
A study by two University of Maryland economists suggests that moderate employment has beneficial health effects for the elderly. More . . .
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