A new Medicare benefit will provide $2,500 annually for respite care for those with dementia, starting in July ... Moreover, Congress in February passed a budget resolution to reduce overall Medicaid ...

Medical and long-term care costs for people living with dementia are expected to reach $360 billion in 2024. Kosik said the ...

From the February 2015 issue of our magazine, Martina Kane, Senior Policy Officer, reports on how the Society has been working to influence England's new Care Act and how people can continue to affect ...

and investing in innovation to advance quality care.” Budget negotiations between the legislative and executive branches are expected to take about six weeks. The General Assembly is scheduled ...

The legislature’s Appropriations Committee adopted a $55.7 billion two-year budget Tuesday evening that invests in K-12 schools, higher education, child care and other social services — but ...

The council hopes to set the dates for its budget hearings at the legislative meeting on May 6, according to his office. Child care advocates are concerned about the future of the Early Childhood ...

The cost of care Dementia is an umbrella term for various brain disorders that affect memory, thinking, behaviour, language, and physical ability. It gradually robs a person of their independence ...

Speaking to reporters during the second week of April, Gov. Kathy Hochul suggested that New Yorkers don’t care if the budget is late. At the time, it was a little over a week past the April 1 deadline ...

The event will showcase the latest developments and information from companies specialising in assistive equipment, national and local charities, as well as bringing together public, voluntary ...

A diagnostic tool for primary care doctors to detect early dementia risk — and potentially ... In 2023 alone, NIH awarded nearly 73% of its $48 billion budget in grants fueling jobs, lab ...

Gov. Dan McKee's budget proposal includes a review of primary care rates but also reduces projected net income to hospitals. Rhode Island doctors and hospitals are again making their case to state ...