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Seniors with HIV face losing disability insurance
When Lewis Nightingale turned 65 in February, he not only reached what is considered retirement age but also hit the end of his long-term disability insurance coverage. Nightingale, who has been living with HIV since 1984, has relied on his long-term disability insurance since he moved to San Francisco in 1997 and stopped working in March of that year. He also began receiving Social Security disability insurance that year and enrolled in the AIDS Drug Assistance Program. Read more…
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