State-funded senior programs in Pa. see opportunity in federal rural health dollars
In a rapidly aging state, Pennsylvania officials are identifying ways to shore up services dedicated to its seniors — and $193 million for rural health could help build out a long-standing program to every corner of the commonwealth. The Living Independence for the Elderly (LIFE) had 8,446 unique participants as of last summer, the third-highest […]
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