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Caring for an Aging Family Member at Home

In this article by Marla Beck, Columnist for the Madison Park Times, she gives advice about how to help care for an aging family member at home.

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Medicaid waiver

Washington Gets Medicaid Waiver for ‘Accountable Health Communities’ Model

Under a nearly approved waiver, the state of WA will focus on the social needs of its Medicaid population. Originally published on Modern Healthcare.

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Initiative 1501

Initiative 1501 Focus: Deterring Scams Targeting the Elderly

This article was originally published by Spokane Journal: learn about Initiative 1501, which would enable judges to triple damages for fraud against seniors

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Aging Parent

Becoming Financially Responsible for an Aging Parent

In this article from the Madison Park Times, the author lays out guidelines and offers avenues of support for those with an aging parent.

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HCA

HCA’s Maryanne Lindeblad Gives Latest Update on Washington’s Integration Effort

The Director of the Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA), the state’s Medicaid agency talks about the roll out of new health services

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Senior Fitness

AGING WITH CARE | Seattle’s Contributions to Senior Fitness

AGING WITH CARE | Seattle’s Contributions to Senior Fitness – By Marla Beck, Columnist for the Madison Park Times Seattle has a wonderful history of being a leader in senior fitness and conditioning. In the early 1990s, the U.S. surgeon general determined two out of three seniors were inactive. The fear: Inactivity would negatively affect health.… Continue reading AGING WITH CARE | Seattle’s Contributions to Senior Fitness

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100-Year-Old Fitness Buff a ‘Legend’ at Mount Vernon Gym

In this article from the Seattle Times, the author introduces us to Betty Erickson, who works out at her Mount Vernon Gym.

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AGING WITH CARE | Hospital discharge = full recovery? Not always

AGING WITH CARE | Hospital discharge = full recovery? Not always – By Marla Beck, Columnist for the Madison Park Times Hospital stays end with the discharge, correct? Not always. The reality: Poorly understood care instructions and/or inadequate care are the prime causes for readmissions to hospitals. Following the detailed care guidelines outlined by the hospital… Continue reading AGING WITH CARE | Hospital discharge = full recovery? Not always

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Washington Health Alliance Joins National Effort to Reduce Price Confusion

By Rob Smith for Puget Sound Business Journal The Washington Health Alliance has been tapped to participate in a national effort to reduce the cost of health care. The Seattle-based nonprofit organization, which consists of 175 health-care groups across the state, works to bring price transparency to health care, with the goal of reducing costs.… Continue reading Washington Health Alliance Joins National Effort to Reduce Price Confusion

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Aging with Care | People Who Need People

Aging with Care | People Who Need People – By Marla Beck, Columnist for the Madison Park Times Close relationships give us energy, both physically and emotionally. So what happens when we lose these loving relationships? In my work with the elderly, I know one of the hardest issues faced is the loss of a spouse… Continue reading Aging with Care | People Who Need People

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