SeniorLiving.News · Wednesday, October 14, 2026 Good morning.Daily BriefingMedicare open enrollment opens tomorrow as seniors weigh big coverage changes Medicare's annual open enrollment begins Thursday, October 15, and it is the story shaping today. This is the window when older adults can review their drug and health plans and switch if something better fits. Several reports urge people to check their coverage carefully, watch for scams, and get free help before deciding. Those with cancer or special needs are told to look closely at what each plan covers. The stakes feel higher this year. In Minnesota, about 390,000 seniors face changes or the loss of their Medicare Advantage coverage, and some plans are leaving parts of Washington state. Reporters say insurers are reshaping what they offer. Away from enrollment, oversight of nursing homes drew hard news. Massachusetts moved to pull licenses from one troubled chain, a lawsuit claims owners underfunded care, and a report found fines falling even as problems rose. Read the full briefing → Top StoriesYour TopicsOn This Day2025. A coup d'état successfully overthrows Malagasy president Andry Rajoelina. 2023. Australians vote to reject a constitutional amendment that would have established an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. 2021. About 10,000 American employees of John Deere go on strike. See more → Today's PuzzleToday's puzzle: Sudoku Play today's puzzle →
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