Chew On This: Are You Taking Good Care Of Your Teeth As You Age?
April 24, 2019
Whether it’s fear of pain or bankruptcy, many of us avoid going to the dentist as long as possible. While the discomfort of dental procedures is no laughing matter, and there may even be procedures you feel are unnecessary, it’s indisputable that proper dental care is essential for your physical…
Cast Your Vote: Issues Of Concern To Older Voters
October 31, 2018
Unless you’re living under a rock you know that next Tuesday will be one of the most contentious mid-term elections in recent history. And while you may be getting confused about what issues are of most concern to voters- no, it’s not the “caravan”- you probably won’t be surprised to…
An Open Question: Should You Make Changes During Medicare Open Enrollment?
October 17, 2018
Chances are if you currently receive Medicare or are close to starting it, you know that “open enrollment” began a few days ago, and that it’s time to think about whether you’re happy with your current Medicare plan or want to think about changes. So it’s time to review your…
Older Workers And Medicare: When Should You Sign Up?
September 13, 2018
It’s no big secret that many of us are ignoring the traditional retirement age of 65. Some of us are continuing on in long-established careers while others are embarking on an “encore” or even third career. And why not? If you have the health, interest, and stamina, work can tremendously…
Mind The Gap: Everything You Need To Know About Medigap Insurance Coverage
August 2, 2018
Signing up for Medicare insurance is a big deal: first, it’s symbolic that you have reached the age when you’re eligible. Next, it may be confusing as to precisely when you need to sign up and how to consider your options. There’s also the basic choice between traditional Medicare coverage and Medicare Advantage plans….
Cost Savings And Medical Care: Conversations That Need To Happen
August 31, 2017
No one likes to challenge their physician when a particular diagnostic test or medical intervention is recommended. Yet often times what is suggested is not covered by your insurance or may be much more costly than your physician realizes. While cost should be just one consideration in determining whether an…