Maine Senior Report
On Health Care, Justice Will Prevail
By LAURENCE H. TRIBE
Laurence H.
Tribe, is a professor at Harvard Law School,
and is the author of “The Invisible Constitution.”
THE lawsuits challenging the individual mandate in the health care law, including one in which a federal district judge last week called the law unconstitutional, will ultimately be resolved by the Supreme Court, and pundits are already making bets on how the justices will vote.
Repeal of Healthcare law would
be a big loss to the seniors
in terms of new valuable benefits
ContinueIF you are like most people, you have probably used a credit card to pay some of your medical bills. With rising health costs and gaps in insurance coverage, it's almost unavoidable- Be Careful !
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Costs for long term care in the US continue to rise but a recent study shows the cost for in-home care is rising at a much slower pace.
The theme for Older Americans Month 2010 is Age Strong! Live Long! to honor the diversity and vitality of today’s older Americans who span three generations.
Online resources for information on health-care reform
The ink was hardly dry on the health-care overhaul law when foundations, industry groups and consumer advocates began putting together guides to the new rules. Here are some Web sites worth keeping an eye on:
The uninsured often go without screenings and preventive care; The uninsured often delay or forgo needed medical care.