Fitness provides health benefits at any age. What do you envision when you hear the word “fitness”? Do you imagine elite athletes at the Olympics or professional level? Maybe you think of personal trainers at a local gym. You may even recall your own athletic competitions as a youth. According to a recent Money Talks […]
Health mistakes can lead to a greater risk of illness. We all make mistakes. Some mistakes are small and have little lasting impact. Other mistakes are significant and can affect ourselves and others for many years. According to a recent Money Talks News article titled “7 Deadly Health Mistakes People Make After Age 50,” recognizing […]
Retirement can become more expensive with Medicare mistakes. There are many benefits to leaving the workforce for retirement. You have more freedom for hobbies, friends, family, and travel. Retirement also comes with new responsibilities and decisions. According to a recent Money Talk News article titled “5 Medicare Mistakes to Avoid for a Healthy Retirement,” navigating […]
An eye exam can uncover health problems. Eyes are truly remarkable. How they work to provide us the ability to see and experience life in color is truly amazing. They are also important in emotional expression and connection. This is reflected in the phrase “the eyes are the windows to the soul.” According to a […]
Supplements may not dramatically reduce the severity of COVID-19 symptoms. The COVID-19 virus has been present in the United States for more than a year. In fact, this time last year the Kansas City area was under stay-at-home orders. Remember that? Much information and misinformation has circulated in 2020 and 2021 regarding the virus. Understatement. […]
Telehealth appointments rose in popularity and accessibility in 2020. COVID-19 ushered in many changes. Many businesses and restaurants increased their online presence. Similarly, some healthcare professionals added telehealth appointments to their offerings. According to an August Caring Bridge article titled “5 Tips to Prepare for a Telehealth Appointment,” how you prepare for your virtual appointment […]
Traditional Medicare will not cover all medical expenses. When you turn 65, you are eligible for Medicare coverage. Traditional Medicare coverage involves Medicare Part A and Part B. Unfortunately, you may have healthcare needs not covered by Traditional Medicare. According to a recent Kiplinger article titled “7 Things Medicare Doesn’t Cover,” you will need to […]
Caregivers should have a Care Plan in response to COVID-19. You are the primary caregiver for an aging loved one. When circumstances are normal, you worry about his or her health. As the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases rises, you find your anxiety growing. Every cough and wheeze makes you wonder whether your loved one […]
Long-term care is more costly in certain states. The majority of Americans will require long-term care at some point in their lives. In fact, once you reach age 65 the chances of needing long-term care at some point is 70 percent! It is important to plan for this costly expense. You cannot plan properly without […]
The average for retirement savings is less than it should be. What do you think of when you hear the word retirement? Do you think of sleeping in? Do you think of travel? Do you think of time with family? Whatever you envision, one thing is certain: it will take money. A recent Investopedia article […]
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