Senior Scope Feature Articles
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In Memoriam: Coastline Board President Dr. Andrew Revell
His loss is deeply felt by all of us at Coastline.
Celebration of Seniors highlights community and connection (with video)
Event puts spotlight on scam prevention and staying connected.
Rep. Tom Stanley meets with Coastline consumers
Coastline had the honor of welcoming Rep. Tom Stanley to New Bedford in May.
How to transfer or dispose of a vehicle after the owner has died
A step-by-step legal guide to getting it done.
Get ready for the 2025 Celebration of Seniors!
We’re just days away from the Celebration of Seniors—the South Coast’s largest event for older adults.
Funding and equity issues top list of concerns at State House Lobby Day
Hundreds of older adults filled the Great Hall at the State House in May to let legislators know they support aging services and programs like home care, nutrition, and housing.
Looking ahead after 31 years of municipal service
Jackie Seney is retiring from the Mattapoisett Council on Aging.
Hospice puts care first at the end of life
Hospice isn’t about giving up — it’s about focusing on living comfortably when life is ending.
Celebrating the best of being older at Dartmouth Older Americans Month lunch
Dartmouth Friends of the Elderly luncheon celebrates Older Americans Months.
Need to resolve a Social Security overpayment? Here are a few options.
You generally have three options when facing a Social Security overpayment.
Measles cases: What older adults need to know
Do older adults, vaccinated or not, need to be concerned with rising measles cases?
Marion couple celebrates centennials together
Town of Marion throws 100th birthday party.
Social Security Administration changes will affect older adults
Social Security reimbursement payments may impact public benefits for some.
Threats to Medicaid and Social Security alarming
Legislative event focuses on funding threats to vital aging services.
Pickleball is booming for Boomers
Retirees staying active on the pickleball court.
UNITED FOR AGING WELL: A Regional Legislative Breakfast
Find documents and information related to this March 14 event.
WEP repeal will increase benefits for some public employees
Biden repealed Windfall Elimination Provision and Government Pension Offset.
Boost your immunity with these nutrient-rich foods
Try these nutrient-rich foods to boost immunity during winter months.
Local rail connections will be a game-changer for the region
MBTA commuter rail service to New Bedford to start in March
Heart disease and strategies for heart health for American Heart Month
Cardiologist describes risks of heart disease, symptoms to be aware of, and strategies for better health.
Beyond Posting: How social media can help older adults socialize
Groups like Southeastern MA Female Friends Over 50 help older adults make new friends
Older adults weigh AI benefits against concerns of scams and fraud
AI makes it harder to detect scams, particularly for those less familiar with technology.
Medicare beneficiaries may now appeal observation status issues
Medicare forced to allow appeals on denied coverage based on observation status after legal decision.
We want to hear from you!
Coastline seeks consumer feedback on home delivered meals.
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