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Health
February 14th, 2022
Get the Most from Your Doctor with Communication
Going to the doctor and getting lab work is essential for people over age 40. Thorough communication with your doctor will help you get the most from your health care. Don't avoid being proactive with your health and plan for future declining health and aging.
Health
February 28th, 2022
Heart Health: Seven Numbers You Need to Know
You have heard the saying, "home is where the heart is." Your actual heart's home is inside your body, and it is key to everything about your health. Take positive action for heart health as you prepare for the changes aging has on your family and finances.
Insurance
February 25th, 2022
'Hybrid' Insurance Policies Offer a Way to Cover Long Term Care
There are several ways to plan for the financial costs and burdens of aging. Hybrid Long-Term Care Insurance plans are an option to consider along with the many traditional plans. They all protect income and savings and reduce family stress. But, don't delay as your reasonably good health gives you the ability to plan.
People
March 9th, 2024
Mary Tyler Moore: Victim of a Common Disease of Older Adults
Pneumonia kills more than 50,000 Americans each year, most of them age 65 and older. Actress Mary Tyler Moore’s 2017 death is an example. But it is not limited to the elderly.
March 1st, 2022
These Simple Activities Can Slow Your Brain’s Decline
It is estimated that over 6 million Americans may have Alzheimer's disease. The incidence of the disease is rising in line with the aging population. You can prepare in several ways, including ways to perhaps delay memory loss as you get older.
January 6th, 2020
Rheumatoid Arthritis & Increased Heart Disease Risk
Studies have shown that if you have rheumatoid arthritis, your risk of developing heart disease is increased. This includes higher risk for long-term care services.
February 2nd, 2017
The 5 Best States to Retire In 2017
Retirement means advance planning. How much to save, Long-Term Care and other health issues, and where you will live in retirement.
Health
February 2nd, 2023
Staying Fit and Losing Weight at 40
Staying fit and losing weight at age 40 becomes more difficult with age as your metabolism slows, but it’s not for the reason you may think. Being proactive with your weight and overall health is a vital in preparing for aging.
People
February 14th, 2022
'Right to Try' Gives People Hope
"Right to Try" law is helping those with life-threatening health problems have access to experimental drugs and treatment not yet approved for general use.
Lifestyle
October 14th, 2020
Fact: 21 Million Americans Suffer from a Depressive Illness
Depression and anxiety are common as you get older. Sometimes your sadness can be a disorder caused by the season. Getting the right care is essential. Planning for longevity is critical.
February 28th, 2022
Lies Women Should Never Tell Their Doctor
It might seem common sense always to tell the truth to your doctor. As we get past age 40, telling everything to your doctor has added importance. Start by being truthful with yourself.
February 15th, 2022
Mole vs Melanoma – What Does Skin Cancer Look Like? Should I Be Worried?
Skin cancer is becoming common, but it can be deadly on occasion. Being proactive with your health includes skincare. As we get older, we experience changes in our health, bodies, and mind. Preparing for these changes should be a crucial part of retirement planning.
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