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Category: Senior Health

Staying Active as You Age

As we age, it’s important to stay active and engaged in life. Exercise is not only good for your physical health, but it can also help with cognitive function, mood, […]

Resources for Seniors and their Caregivers

As we age, it’s important to have access to resources and support that can help us maintain a high quality of life. Fortunately, there are many resources available for senior […]

Overcoming Roadblocks to Healthy Eating as You Age

On this page: Trying to eat healthy on a budget? Tired of cooking or eating alone? Problems chewing or swallowing food? Physical problems making it hard to eat? Food tastes […]

Medicare and COVID-19 Testing: What You Need to Know

Are you familiar with how Medicare coverage for COVID-19 testing works? Below we help explain the types of tests covered, cost, how to get tested at a facility, and options for free OTC tests from USPS to use at home.

Medicare and Diabetes

People with diabetes may have a hard time putting together a healthy eating plan. Below you can learn how Medicare can help support health goals and what resources are available.

Know When to Use Antibiotics

When you get sick, you want to do what you can to feel better. Knowing when to use antibiotics is important, especially when you’re over 65. Continue reading this blog for more information.

Caregivers Need Help Too

When you’re a caregiver for someone with Medicare, it might be hard to care for yourself. There are resources included below, for when caregivers need help.

Improving Your Personal Health: How Medicare Can Help

You’re never too old to improve your personal health! See below how Medicare covers different services including some counseling and screenings.

What are the Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease?

Alzheimer’s disease progresses in several stages. See below for the different signs to watch for.

5 Tasks for Your First Year with Medicare

If you are new to Medicare, here are a few suggested tasks you can complete to help better understand coverage and navigate your first year.