At the beginning of the pandemic, Congress enacted the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) to respond to the nation’s growing health and economic crises. The legislative package included a continuous Medicaid enrollment provision that is soon to expire. What are the impacts?

For the past 85 years, researchers at Harvard College have learned what makes a person thrive by studying the lives of individuals through every stage of life. The data demonstrates that strong relationships are most important in determining human happiness.

According to a recent Kaiser Family Foundation study, few employers offer retiree health benefits. Of those who do offer this coverage, an increasing number are turning to Medicare Advantage plans. What does this shift mean for retirees?

The holiday season can be a time of joy, celebration and togetherness. However, it can also trigger loneliness and depression for many older adults. While feelings of isolation and loss can affect anyone, aging brings unique challenges. Here are tips on how to help an elderly loved one avoid the dangers of depression.

A new Kaiser Family Foundation and CNN survey sheds light on growing concerns around mental health in America, at a time when the nation continues to struggle with the COVID-19 pandemic and uncertain economic times.

Fentanyl is a highly addictive synthetic opioid that continues to drive the drug overdose epidemic in the U.S. It poses a dangerous threat to the safety, health and national security of people in all 50 states, and especially endangers young people. What can be done to help save lives?

Today, it’s already common for adult children to stay on the family cellphone plan. Another way parents can help adult children to save money and pay down debt is to keep them on their health insurance plan.

Is your medicine cabinet full of drugs you no longer use? It’s important to remember that what is safe for you may be harmful for someone else. Here are the best ways to dispose of your expired, unwanted or unused medicines.

The Internal Revenue Service has released inflation-adjustment amounts for 2023 that are used to determine whether employer-sponsored coverage is affordable for purposes of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). This represents the lowest affordability threshold since the ACA was implemented in 2014. How will this impact businesses and workers?