Senior living in Arizona

Amethyst Gardens

Peoria, AZ

3.7 · 72 reviews

The Forum At Desert Harbor Peoria, AZ

Peoria, AZ

4.1 · 51 reviews

The Citadel Senior Living

Mesa, AZ

4.0 · 50 reviews

Broadway Proper

Tucson, AZ

4.3 · 41 reviews

Glencroft Senior Living

Glendale, AZ

4.2 · 41 reviews

Granite Gate Senior Living

Cottonwood, AZ

4.6 · 40 reviews

Cypress Point Retirement Community

Casa Grande, AZ

Mountain Trace Terrace

Tucson, AZ

Superior Arboretum

Aguila, AZ

The Lakes Apartments

Tucson, AZ

Social Security Can Now Withhold 50% of Your Check for an Overpayment. Here Is How to Push Back

Social Security can now hold back up to 50 percent of a monthly benefit to recover an overpayment, up from the 10 percent cap in place a year earlier. Here is why the rate changed, who it affects, and the three forms that can stop or shrink the withholding.

Medicaid Work Requirements Start in 2027: What Older Adults Should Know

A new federal law requires adults ages 19 to 64 on expanded Medicaid to work, volunteer, or study 80 hours a month to keep their coverage, starting by January 1, 2027. People 65 and older and those on disability are exempt, but adults 50 to 64 are expected to lose coverage in the largest numbers, often over paperwork rather than refusing to work.

Medicare Open Enrollment for 2027: What Is Changing and How to Prepare

Medicare's fall Open Enrollment runs October 15 through December 7, 2026, for coverage that starts January 1, 2027. The out-of-pocket cap on Part D drug costs rises to $2,400 and the deductible to $700. Here is what changed, the one letter you need to read, and how to compare plans before the window closes.

The New $6,000 Senior Tax Deduction: Who Qualifies, and Why It Is Not 'No Tax on Social Security'

A federal tax law now gives most people 65 and older an extra $6,000 deduction, or $12,000 per couple, for tax years 2025 through 2028. It is not the same as ending taxes on Social Security. Here is who qualifies, how the income phaseout works, and how to claim it.

SNAP Work Requirements Now Reach Adults 55 to 64

A 2025 federal law raised the age for SNAP work requirements from 54 to 64. Many adults in their late 50s and early 60s now have to work, train, or volunteer 80 hours a month to keep food benefits, and several long-standing exemptions are gone. Here is who is affected, who is not, and what to do.

Easy-to-Use Cell Phones for Seniors: How to Choose One

There is no single best phone for an older adult, only three routes worth considering: a simple flip phone, a simplified smartphone, or a regular phone set up properly. Here is what separates them, what each actually costs a month, and how to tell which one fits.