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Santa Clarita Seniors Can Expect A 3.7% Increase In Their Social Security Payments In January

Santa Clarita seniors can expect an increase in Social Security benefits beginning in January 2027. The Social Security Administration announced Wednesday a 3.6% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2027, marking the largest increase in four years amid rising inflation. The adjustment compares with a 2.8% increase in 2026 and is expected to boost average Social Security retirement benefits by $75 per ...

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Santa Clarita Seniors Are Feeling More Alone Than Ever—Here’s What Can Actually Help

If you spend time in Santa Clarita’s grocery store parking lots, senior centers, or waiting rooms, you’ll notice something beneath the polite smiles and casual chit-chat. There’s a lot of loneliness sitting right below the surface. For many of the city’s older adults—especially those aging without nearby family or longtime friends—each day can feel like a long stretch of silence. ...

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How Seniors Can Sell Their Life Insurance Policy For Money

You may or may not have heard of a life settlement before. But selling your life insurance policy can offer a financial boost when you need it most. Imagine turning that old policy into funds for medical expenses or retirement adventures. How does it work? You find a buyer, settle on a price, and then trade the policy for cash. ...

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Golden Opportunities: How Can Santa Clarita Seniors Thrive Despite Chronic Bone Issues?

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Navigating the golden years in Santa Clarita can be a vibrant and fulfilling experience, especially with the right health strategies in place. As seniors face the common challenges of aging, particularly chronic bone issues like osteoporosis and Arthritis, it becomes crucial to stay proactive. Keep reading to learn the most practical steps for seniors in Santa Clarita to manage their ...

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The Senior Hour – Barbara Cochran and Adam Laraway – January 3, 2024

Hosts: Barbara Cochran & Dr. Thomas Polucki Guests: Barbara Cochran and Adam Laraway In the first half of today’s show, Dr. Polucki talks with co-host Barbara Cochran.  Coming from a captivating background, Barbara talks about her experience and memories as a child during World War 2.  Born in 1936, Barbara was a young girl as the German “buzz bombs” made ...

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The Senior Hour – Karen Warmack and Guirguis and Gibbs – December 13, 2023

Hosts: Barbara Cochran & Dr. Thomas Polucki Guests: Karen Warmack of Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital and Mark and Aimee from Guirguis and Gibbs In the first half of the Senior Hour today, your hosts talk with Karen Warmack of the Behavioral Health Unit at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital.  Karen talks about the importance of staying aware of “SAD” or Seasonal Affective ...

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The Senior Hour – Gratitude – November 22, 2023

Hosts: Barbara Cochran & Dr. Thomas Polucki Guests: None Topic: Gratitude Join Barbara Cochran and Dr. Thomas Polucki every Wednesday from Noon to 1 PM on your Hometown Station KHTS 98.1 FM & AM 1220 for The Senior Hour, your home for Senior Care and Lifestyle. On the eve of Thanksgiving, your hosts Barbara and Dr. Polucki talk about gratitude. ...

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Why Independence For Seniors Is Important

Independence is essential for all humans, or at least, the option for it is. While people are social creatures that rely on others for comfort, support, and safety, there is also a significant part that needs to be independent. Being able to form your own ideas, path your own way, and do things for yourself is essential for quality of ...

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Santa Clarita Seniors Showered With Love, Goodies On Valentine’s Day

On Valentine’s Day, hundreds of meals were served to Santa Clarita seniors at the Bella Vida Senior Center and to those who are homebound through the Meals on Wheel Program.  It all began bright and early on Valentine’s Day, when 19 Meals on Wheels vehicles started preparing to deliver over 500 meals, treats and cards for homebound seniors, according to ...

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