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November 14th, 2025
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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.
February 15th, 2022
Who Will Care for the Caregivers?
Caregivers face their own health and financial issues as they provide long-term health care services for a family member. Caregiving is demanding both emotionally and physically. Planning in advance will reduce the stress placed on your family and finances.
Health
March 18th, 2022
Getting Older – Sleeping Less - Higher Risk of Dementia
Research shows a link to a higher risk of dementia and sleeping problems. Even social media use and binge-watching your favorite TV show can hurt your sleep and health. Don't ignore sleep issues and take proactive steps to improve sleep, health and prepare for aging.
Homecare
February 18th, 2022
Ways to Monitor a Loved One's In-Home Caregiver. How Do You Know if They are Doing a Good Job?
If you have a loved one who needs long-term health care, how do you know the caregiver does a good job? Is there a way to monitor them when you are not there? How do you find quality caregivers? Finally, have you thought about your aging and if you are prepared?
February 14th, 2022
Want to Check Your Heart Rate? Here’s How To Do It
Harvard Heart Letter says measuring your heart rate is easy to gauge your health. As you get older, heart health becomes even more critical. Several apps can help you monitor your heart and health. Being proactive with your health now will benefit you later.
Lifestyle
May 12th, 2026
Credit Myths? Maintaining High Credit Scores. What Can You Do?
Good credit and long-term care planning help protect your retirement, savings, independence, and family from unexpected financial and caregiving burdens as you age. Take action now to ensure financial and physical health.
Insurance
May 18th, 2026
Hybrid Long-Term Care and Short-Term Care Options
There are several available solutions to pay for future long-term healthcare. In addition to traditional LTC Insurance plans, alternative options like hybrid and short-term care policies can be considered. Consumers should weigh the pros and cons for each policy type.
Insurance
February 17th, 2022
NBC Today Show: How to Pay for Long Term Care
Former Today Show host Matt Lauer discussed the need for long-term health care planning with NBC's Jean Chatzky. She explained the types of Long-Term Care Insurance plans and the need to start at around age 50.
Insurance
May 18th, 2021
Unpaid Family Caregivers Adversely Impact Quality of Long-Term Care
Family caregivers face challenges when providing long-term care services. These untrained caregivers put themselves and the person they are caring for at risk.