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In less than a week, many Wisconsinites will be unable to apply for Social Security benefits over the phone, which could lead to potential disruptions and challenges for millions as the nationwide change takes effect
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Authorities across north central Wisconsin are warning people about scam attempts underway
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Whether it's pressure from inflation or health-care costs eating away at savings, a reliable "nest-egg" is still up in the air for many Americans
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More than 580,000 Wisconsinites are unpaid family caregivers and they serve as the backbone of the state's long-term care system, and one organization advocating for seniors said the state could do more to acknowledge it
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More than 300 participants from across Oneida and Langlade Counties took part in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s at The Hodag Dome in Rhinelander on Saturday
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Earlier this year, a deal had been in place to sell Pine Crest, but that fell apart after a lawsuit from a county board member
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New survey results from AARP shed some light on the top concerns of Michigan seniors and how these issues are likely to shape their voting decisions in the November election. Voters 50 and older will be the decisive force in the battle for Congress, with higher turnout and motivation than younger voters, especially in battleground states like Michigan
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Older adults in Wisconsin and across the nation are navigating various challenges that affect their quality of life. An annual report shows progress, but concerning trends continue to persist
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Nationally, Medicare loses about $60 billion a year to a combination of fraud, errors and abuse
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The nursing home is currently owned by Lincoln County, and the decision by the county to sell it to North Central Health Care has been controversial