May 16, 2019 | Articles, Medicare |
Dementia is a term used to describe a variety of symptoms affecting cognitive functioning – thought, memory, and reason. For a person with dementia – it tends to get worse over time. Dementia occurs when nerve cells in a person’s brain stop working....
May 16, 2019 | Articles, Medicare |
-A new study reveals a diet rich in protein and low in calories can help older adults with obesity lose more weight while maintaining muscle mass and improving bone density. Older adults often lose bone density and muscle mass when they concentrate on losing extra...
May 16, 2019 | Medicare |
Hypertension, or high pressure, is a risk factor for several health conditions. These conditions include cardiovascular problems, diabetes, and other metabolic issues. However, is high blood pressure always a cause for concern? According to the Centers for Disease...
Oct 16, 2018 | Medicare |
A lot of us struggle to get a sufficient amount of sleep each night. Sleep is a vital part of life so we must learn to do it well. Today, we will be talking about seven easy ways to get an amazing night’s sleep. Get enough exercise daily! One of the best ways to get a...
Oct 16, 2018 | Medicare |
No two individuals are the same. People are different and deal with different things. For example, maybe your loved one has mental health-related issues. What kind of coverage do you encourage them to get? Medicare Part A and Part B does cover partial hospitalization...
Oct 11, 2018 | Medicare, Medicare Advantage Plans, Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plans, Medicare Supplement Plan Insurance, Retirement |
Health care is an essential part of life, especially as you age, but does it take away from your social security fund? Recently, reports have found that over half of the senior citizens that were surveyed had used a portion of their social security or retirement fund...
