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Cynthia Wilson has been a journalist and researcher for more than 20 years. She has spent the last 10 years juggling a career, family and social life while caring full-time for a disabled parent. Cynthia can be reached at examinercynthia31@gmail.com.

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Reform amendments guarantee long term care, prevent elder abuse

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Despite critics' claims that health care reform would be bad for the elderly, recent amendments to the Senate Finance Committee's health care reform...
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Wichitans join Alzheimer's Memory Walk Saturday at Zoo

Alzheimer’s is a disease that can strike anyone at anytime, which is why thousands are doing what they can to help end it. Walk. The annual...
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Medicare insurer accused of sending misleading letters to the elderly

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Kansas seniors may be among hundreds of Medicare beneficiaries receiving misleading and confusing letters from Humana alleging that proposed health...
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Medicare hopes to provide free HIV screenings for the elderly

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The elderly and Americans over 50 enrolled in the Medicare health insurance program may soon be able to get tested for the virus that causes AIDS....
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Senior fair offers one-stop information resource for elder care

Are you looking for information about health and social services for the elderly available in Sedqwick County and don't know where to begin? A visit...
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Bill threatens growth of doctor-owned hospitals that cater to elderly

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A bill seeking to limit the growth of specialty hospitals following the death of a patient in Denver, Co., could affect 12 Kansas hospitals, including...
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Bill would allow elderly to use adult day services after hospital stay

One of the most sensitive times in a person's recovery is after they are released from the hospital. That's especially true for elderly people who...
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Relocating elderly for medical care? Start by establishing residency

After months, perhaps years of trying to take care of an elderly parent, relative or friend long distance, you've decided that the best way to care...
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Work programs help caregivers manage job and elder care

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Anyone who has taken on the care of an elderly person will tell you it's no easy task. Especially, if you still have to hold down a job or care for...
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Medicare payment changes could lead more doctors to treat elderly

Federal lawmakers are far from reaching a deal on health care reform, but a proposal by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) could...
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