FOUR NEW STATE LAWS ARE DESIGNED TO FURTHER PROTECT ILLINOIS SENIORS. 

ONE LAW EXTENDS THE SALE OF THE LOTTERY'S ALZHEIMER'S SCRATCH-OFF TICKET WHICH RAISES MONEY FOR AWARENESS AND CARE. ANOTHER, HITS CLOSE TO HOME FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JULIANA STRATTON, WHOSE MOM'S ALZHEIMER'S WENT UNDIAGNOSED UNTIL IT WAS AT A VERY ADVANCED STAGE.

ANOTHER LETS SENIORS TAKE AN ONLINE DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSE AND STILL GET A DISCOUNT ON THEIR CAR INSURANCE WHILE THE FOURTH ENSURES THAT RESIDENTS OF LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES CAN SPEAK VIRTUALLY WITH FAMILY DURING A PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY.

THE OTHER LAW LETS SENIORS TAKE AN ONLINE DRIVING COURSE AND STILL QUALIFY FOR AN AUTO INSURNCE DISCOUNT.