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Elaine Hinzey

Assistant Managing Editor at U.S. News & World Report

Elaine Hinzey is a registered dietitian and the Assistant Managing Editor for the Advice Products team in the Consumer Advice Department. She writes and edits content on senior living, Medicare, diets and over-the-counter health products. Her work has appeared in Health Digest, Today's Dietitian Magazine, and other publications. Source

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  • 1 week ago | health.usnews.com | Elaine K. Howley |Elaine Hinzey

    Key Takeaways Low-income senior living aims to keep seniors with limited assets and income housed and safe. Costs can vary widely depending on the location, the size of the unit, additional services offered and other local conditions. Federal and community-based programs, plus a variety of nonprofit organizations, can help seniors and their families cover senior care costs.

  • 4 weeks ago | health.usnews.com | Geoff Williams |Elaine Hinzey

    Getty ImagesIf you like to-do lists, especially if you’re worried about what your life will be like when you’re older, an aging plan may be just what you need. An aging plan is exactly what it sounds like. It’s a comprehensive strategy for living well even when your body may not feel like cooperating. So, if you’ve never thought of an aging plan, we’ll walk you through what you may want to consider including in yours.

  • 1 month ago | health.usnews.com | Geoff Williams |Elaine Hinzey

    Getty ImagesIf your parents or an older relative needs in-home care, and you’re worried about the cost, that’s understandable. There’s no sugarcoating it: elderly home health and personal care can be expensive. Several factors affect the cost of in-home care, including location and state regulations, the level of care your loved one needs and how often you will need to have someone visit the home.

  • 2 months ago | health.usnews.com | Geoff Williams |Elaine Hinzey

    Getty ImagesIf you’re approaching the age of eligibility for senior citizen discounts, you’ve probably wondered whether you should get a health care power of attorney. That said, you may even be somewhat unclear on what the term means. This isn’t a topic family and friends talk about frequently, in the way they do politics or how a favorite sports team is faring.

  • 2 months ago | health.usnews.com | Geoff Williams |Elaine Hinzey

    Getty ImagesLet’s get this out of the way first: You don’t have to consider yourself elderly to hire an elder law attorney. In fact, most elder care lawyers recommend you hire one long before you reach old age. So, how can an elder law attorney help you or your family? Let us count some of the ways. Key Takeaways Aging adults have different legal needs than younger adults.

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