Medicare, Social Security & Benefits Humana and UnitedHealthcare are ending Medicare Advantage plans for about one million older adults, prompting many to seek new coverage. In central Illinois, some worry that Medicaid cuts could reduce living options for seniors. Read it

Health & Wellness A new electronic health record tool for exercise prescriptions may help lower fall rates, while a community walking event and the nutritional benefits of tinned fish highlight simple ways to support healthy aging. Read it

Caregiving & Family Today's stories look at how caregiving shapes family life, especially for women, and the importance of supporting caregivers themselves. Kinney Drugs is also offering a free webinar series for those caring for loved ones. Read it

Food & Nutrition Several programs are working to bring healthy food to older adults, including the Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program and local efforts to make senior nutrition services run more smoothly. Read it

Technology & Online Safety Students and community programs are helping older adults build technology skills, with classes in Fresno and a Canterbury School effort reaching learners internationally. Efforts to guard against technology scams are also in the spotlight. Read it

Travel & Leisure Today's travel coverage highlights common airport security mistakes older travelers make, ranks the top 20 countries for retirees abroad, and names ten charming, affordable U.S. small towns worth considering. Read it

Money & Retirement Today's news looks at how many pension funds now depend on artificial intelligence investments, even as some politicians raise concerns. Other stories note that savings are often left behind in old workplace accounts, and that the process for claiming survivor's retirement benefits has been made simpler. Read it

Senior Living & Housing A $110 million senior housing complex broke ground in Henderson, and Goleta moved to permanently protect a mobile home park's senior housing status. An assisted living company fired a regional administrator following an Iowa resident's death. Read it