senior citizens
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Residents at Long-Term Care Facilities Provided Safe Voting Options
The Legal Counsel for The Elderly (LCE) is diligently collaborating with long-term care facilities to ensure workable plans are in…
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Seniors Better Than Young Adults at Pandemic Safety, CDC Says
Older Americans are better than younger adults at following guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to reduce…
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National Health Aging Month Shines Light on America’s Seniors
September counts as National Healthy Aging Month, a time of the year during which greater attention is given to the…
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Keeping LGBTQ Seniors Connected
In a culture obsessed with Instagram lives, TikTok dances, and trending hashtags, seniors can feel left out.
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D.C. Residents Debate Risks of Relocating Loved Ones Out of Nursing Homes
COVID-19 deaths have changed the landscape of many residents living dynamic, including the once settling decision of having elderly loved…
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Caring for Seniors During the Coronavirus Crisis
At a time when the spread of the novel coronavirus has sparked concern about the care of the elderly, those…
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IRS Called On to Automatically Provide Seniors Coronavirus Stimulus Checks
An estimated 64 million Americans who received Social Security benefits last year are getting support from a group of lawmakers…
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D.C. Councilman Floats Bill to Help Seniors Get Jobs
Despite the years and experiences that senior citizens possess as workers, they are sometimes the victims of age discrimination in…
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: We Must School Youth About Money
It's good to see that the city council is "eyeing" a financial literacy elective for students.
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D.C. Grades Well in Elder-Abuse Protections
Earlier this year, D.C. Council member Anita Bonds reintroduced legislation to combat elder abuse.
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