The Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act prohibit covered health programs from excluding, denying or limiting services based on age, subject to legally recognized ...

For most families, back to school season means shopping for school supplies and getting to know new teachers. For families who have children with disabilities, a new school year has an added layer of ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom often talks about the importance of preventative care. However, his decision to eliminate Medi-Cal coverage of GLP-1 medications is moving California in the opposite direction. As a ...

There’s no denying it — many men are struggling. Wages are stagnant. Housing is unaffordable. Suicide and addiction rates are climbing. Loneliness is everywhere. The institutions that once gave men a ...

Disabled children have a right to a free and appropriate public education. I’m making an intentional choice to use the word “disabled” to talk about children who need care during the school day. Many ...

With income equality growing wider each day, a new article claims that even older adults can expect this inequality to increase as they age – within their own demographic. The elder rich get richer, ...

Disabled children have a right to a free and appropriate public education. I’m making an intentional choice to use the word “disabled” to talk about children who need care during the school day. Many ...

Participating in extracurricular activities is hugely beneficial for children’s wellbeing and has been found to lower their risk of having depression and anxiety. CoachArt is a nonprofit organization ...