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What happens if you get sick or injured and need skilled nursing care? If you’re covered by Medicare, you can immediately breathe a sigh of relief because it’s got you covered. That is IF you have the right Medicare plan. Read more…
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Whether looking to rent an apartment, buy a new house or move to a retirement community or assisted-living facility, you should take into consideration security, mobility and social opportunities. Use the points below to help you make an informed choice Read more…
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Depression should not be an accepted part of growing older; however, about 20 percent of people 55 and older experience this most common of mental health issues. The good news is 80 percent of these cases are treatable. Knowing the Read more…
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People hit the gym or the pavement to keep their bodies fit. Experts say you can take the same workout approach to maintain your mind. Check out these seven ways to keep your brain active and sharp 1. Fuel with Read more…
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Not everyone uses Medicaid, but most of us will eventually be on Medicare. Despite the ubiquity of Medicare and Medicaid, few understand their differences. Check out this five-point list of comparisons that might help make this maze of health care Read more…
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As we grow older, many of us have certain dreams and expectations of what life will be like in our golden years. Maybe we think that working hard now will lead to a simpler life when we’re older. Or we Read more…
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For older adults, having to move from a longtime family home is physically and mentally stressful. A great deal of that anxiety can be alleviated with a little preparation — and assistance. Whether you are the person moving or helping Read more…
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Isolation and loneliness — a common problem among the elderly — often leads to depression. Currently, about 43.1 million people in the United States are 65 years or older. That number will increase to about 70 million by 2030 as Read more…
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