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September 27th, 2022
There are an estimated 1.5 million supplemental oxygen users in the U.S. If you're a caregiver for someone who requires supplemental oxygen, you may qualify for a disabled parking permit. The rules can vary depending on where you live.
March 14th, 2022
Long-term health care costs are rising nationwide due to increased demand for services, labor shortages, and higher labor costs. Many home health agencies, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes are looking overseas to find staffing. Temporary visas are helping get qualified staff in the U.S. now.
A Cash Benefit will pay a cash benefit, paid directly to the insured, once a person qualifies for benefits. With some policies, this can be the full benefit or a reduced benefit instead of the full reimbursement benefit offered by the policy.
December 1st, 2022
Fatigue, insomnia, shortness of breath, and "brain fog," are among the many symptoms of long-COVID. Those who are of working age often find it hard to qualify for social security disability. Many require long-term health care which not covered by health insurance.
September 27th, 2023
Equipping medical personnel with the skills and understanding to communicate with diverse patient backgrounds is essential in today's world. This training ensures that all health practitioners acknowledge and respect the varied cultural nuances, beliefs, and practices of their patients.
June 6th, 2023
Nursing home neglect and abuse is a grave issue that can severely impact the well-being and dignity of older adults. Understanding its signs and advocating for proper care can help protect loved ones in these institutions.
May 18th, 2023
NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers may have left, but the latest rankings show that Green Bay has been crowned the most affordable place to live in the U.S. for '23-'24. The city's affordable living costs and high-quality lifestyle make it appealing for both individuals and families.
September 15th, 2019
Once you get past age 55 going to the doctor will become a common routine. Learn to get the most from your doctor. Top hint: If you don’t ask the right questions, you won’t get the right answers.
March 25th, 2026
Remote patient monitoring can allow health care professionals in all settings to care for patients efficiently. In-home care and long-term care facilities benefit from reduced costs and better-quality care.
May 15th, 2022
Here is another good reason to diet. Research continues to show a link between weight in mid-life and risk of Alzheimer's including the age one might suffer from it. Proactive action with a better lifestyle and better planning can better address the risk of dementia and the costs and burdens of aging.
March 13th, 2022
The consequences of aging are real, and the impact affects the entire family. If your parent's health is declining and you are now responsible, how will you care for them if they had no plan? Should they live with you, or do you care for them in their home? Have you planned any differently than they have?
June 14th, 2022
Few people are immune from having a stroke or a TIA (transient ischemic attack). Strokes often lead to needing help with daily living activities or supervision from memory loss. If it happens, would you be prepared?