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December 28, 2009

Information technology aimed at older adults to help improve medication adherence could save billions of dollars, according to a recent report.

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Grant program announced for services that help older adults

Chelsey Ledue

September 03, 2009

Up to six one-year grants, worth $500,000 each, will be made to organizations successfully proposing programs that directly benefit older adults.

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