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Dec 05

A new study was published in JAMA Dermatology revealing a 1.8 percent increase in deadly skin cancer in seniors between […]

Nov 26

Social Security has updates and changes every year. Make sure that you are educated on the changes to Social Security […]

Nov 22

More than 600,000 seniors could lose their eligibility for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as food stamps, with […]

Nov 15

Starting around 50 years old, it is fairly common to have a hard time remembering things or figuring out the […]

Nov 14

A bill that little is known about in the home health care world was recently marked up by the United […]

Nov 13

Nearly 10 percent of American seniors struggle with being able to afford enough food, also known as food insecurity. A […]

Oct 30

The “Do Not Call” registry (or do not call list) was established in 2003 with the goal to stop companies from […]

Oct 25

Before 2018, Medicare did not cover continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) that worked with smartphones to collect and share diabetes data. […]

Oct 22

Open enrollment is upon us. You have until December 7 to decide if you want to keep your Medicare plans […]

Oct 14

This article was updated November 15, 2019. Good news for Social Security beneficiaries! The Social Security increase for 2020 […]

Oct 07

Around 10,000 people are turning 65 every day, and more than half of them can’t afford to comfortably retire. In […]

Sep 20

Diagnostic imaging (like MRI and CT scans) are notoriously expensive, ranging between $400 to $3,500. For this reason, Congress passed […]