America's Long-Term Care Workforce Crisis Is Growing—Why Your Family Should Prepare
July 5th, 2026
James Kelly
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Health
September 8th, 2022
How to Address Your Family's Health Expenses
Whether you need health insurance or Medicare supplements, selecting the right plan is a priority. Health insurance plays a vital role in maintaining your health, avoiding unnecessary costs, and accessing quality health care.
Lifestyle
September 7th, 2022
The Car Keys - When is it Time to Take the Keys Away from Elderly Drivers?
It is hard to embrace the fact that parents are getting older. Declining health, mobility problems, and even dementia can create a need for ongoing long-term care. Yet, some of these same people are still driving.
Health
September 2nd, 2022
How Does Medical Malpractice Affect the Elderly?
Mistakes happen, but when a doctor, hospital, nursing home or other health care provider makes a mistake, the results can be deadly. Medical malpractice can impact patient and their family. Legal remedies may be available.
Health
March 12th, 2026
Some Veterans Face Tremendous Health Challenges Following Service - One Leading Cause of Death is Suicide
The men and women who serve in the armed forces risk their lives to serve. When they leave the military, they face a variety of health problems. Perhaps the saddest is the high rate of suicide.
Health
August 30th, 2022
Most Common Health Issues Women Face in Their 40s
Women have unique health concerns that start as they hit their 40s. It is best to consider the kinds of health issues a woman may face, and the screening tests you need to enjoy good health.
Lifestyle
August 29th, 2022
Benefits of a Medical Answering Service for Medical Practices and Patients
Medical answering services can benefit your medical practice and its patients in many ways. With 24-hour service, patients have access to medical professionals at any time.
Health
August 29th, 2022
Significant Ways Artificial Intelligence is Changing the Caregiving
Caregiving is a tough job for human caregivers, be they professional or unskilled family caregivers. Artificial intelligence helps offer more safety for those receiving care at home or in a long-term care facility.
Health
July 23rd, 2025
Travel Tips for Those with Urinary Incontinence
It is common to have some urinary incontinence as we get older. Often it is a benign inconvenience, other times, it is part of a much larger health problem. If you are traveling with someone who may "have to go," be prepared ahead of time.
Insurance
August 25th, 2022
Term vs. Whole Life Insurance: Which Is Better?
Life insurance is usually essential to your financial plan, especially during your working years. Are you aware there are different types of life insurance? Which one makes sense for you and your family?
Health
July 31st, 2025
Age Related Health Issues Like Cataracts are Common - Are You Prepared for Cataract Surgery?
Most of us take our vision for granted, but as we get older, we start to hesitate about going to the DMV, have problems reading, or suffer from any other age-related vision problems. Cataracts are common, and surgery is usually the solution.
Lifestyle
August 23rd, 2022
Things to Know as a First-Time Dog Owner
First-time dog owners have many things to think about. Breeder or adoption? Age and breed? Training and medical attention also need to be considered. Be ready before getting that dog!
People
August 21st, 2022
Morning After Singer, Maureen McGovern, Diagnosed with Symptoms of Alzheimer's
Saying it was a "kick in the butt," 73- year-old Maureen McGovern announced she has a variant of Alzheimer's disease, posterior cortical atrophy. Known for the song "The Morning After," she is now experiencing symptoms of dementia.
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