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Prevention Tips for Leading Cause of Senior Injuries: Falls
The most common source of fatal and non-fatal injuries to seniors is slips, trips and falls. An estimated 2.8 million seniors in the U.S....


How to Leave Money to Someone Who Can't Handle Money
We all love our children. And if we're blessed with a legacy to leave behind, we all want them to enjoy it. But some of our adult...


Working Past 65 ― What to Do About Medicare
In 1985, only 10% of Americans over the age of 65 were still in the workforce. Today, that percentage has doubled to 20%. By 2025, some...


As Summers Get Hotter, Learn to Avoid Heat Illness
Temperatures in the U.S and around the world continue trending higher, with the 10 hottest days recorded since the Industrial Revolution...


Ditching the Devices: Real Connections in a Digital World
You know that feeling, right? The one where your thumb is hovering over the "like" button, a quick heart emoji ready to fly, and then…...


New Rules Take Aim at Medicare Advantage Prior Approvals
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has finalized a rule that limits Medicare Advantage plans' ability to reopen and modify an...


VA Healthcare vs. Civilian Healthcare
VA Healthcare vs. Civilian Healthcare — What’s the Difference? As someone who served, or as a member of their family, you have unique...


Do I have to enroll in Medicare at age 65 if I am already collecting Social Security?
Turning 65 while receiving Social Security benefits means automatic enrollment in Medicare Part A (hospital coverage, often free) and...


Why Am I Shrinking As I Get Older?
As we age, those rubbery discs cushioning our spinal vertebrae naturally thin due to fluid loss and wear, leading to spinal compression...


How do Social Security and Medicare work together?
How do Social Security and Medicare work together? They are separate programs, but the Social Security Administration handles enrollment...
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