Take simple steps to protect your vision from diabetic retinopathy
(BPT) - November is Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month, a time for those living with diabetes to prioritize regular eye exams and protect their vision. Diabetes affects more than just the body's …
(BPT) - Getting preventive care, such as routine screenings, is one of the most important things people can do for their health. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, getting …
(BPT) - Did you know that if you are on a GLP-1, you may be more prone to certain oral health problems, like cavities? Some people taking GLP-1s have experienced side effects including dry mouth, …
(BPT) - Key takeawaysYour daily habits, routines and environmental cues make up your sleep ecosystem, affecting how you fall asleep … Read More
(BPT) - From national sports events to local fundraisers, breast cancer seems to be discussed everywhere. But despite all the … Read More
The Retirement Group reports on five retirement planning mistakes that can haunt you, including poor tax strategies, Social Security … Read More
(BPT) - As the year comes to a close, this is an important time for older adults to take stock of their health and make sure they're … Read More
A Place for Mom reports that assisted living and home care differ mainly in setting, with assisted living offering social activities … Read More
Social Security reform: What wealthy taxpayers should know
Bernstein Private Wealth Management reports Social Security reforms are likely, but benefits won't disappear and that wealthy taxpayers should plan strategically for potential changes.
Why creatine deserves a place in your routine
(BPT) - By Lauren Manaker, MS, RDN, LDAs a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist navigating perimenopause, I'm always thinking about how to best support my body and mind as I age. I'm also selective …
5 financial changes that happen when you turn 55
Wealth Enhancement reports that turning 55 introduces key financial changes, including penalty-free 401(k) withdrawals, increased contribution limits, and crucial retirement planning opportunities.
Shoot for the Stars When It Comes to Medicare Advantage
(NewsUSA) - By Alan Stewart, SVP, Medicare Divisional Leader, Humana - If you’re one of the nation’s 58.6 million people with Medicare, you understand the importance of selecting a health …
(BPT) - For over 40 years, celebrity designer and carpenter Ty Pennington's mother lived with unresolved respiratory symptoms like … Read More
(BPT) - Falls are a common cause of injury throughout life, but as you age, they become both more common and more serious. About 1 in … Read More
(BPT) - As we get older, our health needs often become more complex. Taking a proactive approach to your health can help, but many … Read More
(BPT) - As costs steadily rise, navigating today's economic landscape requires a fresh look at how households handle their daily … Read More
(BPT) - AARP's 2026 Longevity Report found that adults older than 50 provided the equivalent of $1.2 trillion in unpaid care and … Read More
(BPT) - Key takeawaysA recent Accredited Debt Relief survey found that eight in 10 people with at least $10k in unsecured debt— … Read More
The life expectancy gap is putting a new focus on long-term financial planning
AccuQuote reports that the life expectancy gap highlights the need for updated long-term financial planning, emphasizing cohort-specific data to better prepare for extended retirements.
How longevity is moving from a demographic trend to a financial priority
Abacus Global Management reports that U.S. life expectancy has hit a record 79 years, necessitating better retirement planning due to increased longevity and financial risks.
Turning 55 and leaving your job? What to know about the IRS rule of 55
The Retirement Group reports on the IRS Rule of 55, allowing penalty-free 401(k) withdrawals for those leaving their job after turning 55, with key conditions.
The retirement fear gap: Who really fears running out of money?
John Stevenson reports a survey revealing that lower-income Americans are more fearful of running out of retirement savings, contradicting the age-based anxiety trend.
Bringing healthcare closer to home: How to reach rural patients
(BPT) - Imagine being an older adult in rural West Virginia with chronic health conditions like diabetes and heart disease. Your conditions need regular monitoring, but the nearest clinic is 90 …
Join the fight against Medicare fraud
(BPT) - Medicare fraud isn't just a crime, it's a direct attack on your benefits, your taxpayer dollars and your personal medical records. That's why Medicare is taking action to stop fraud before it …
(BPT) - Key takeawaysA recent Accredited Debt Relief survey found that eight in 10 people with at least $10k in unsecured debt skipped … Read More
Boldin reports that Americans are rethinking home equity's role in retirement, viewing it as a vital asset for financial stability … Read More
SmartAsset reports that Social Security benefits significantly impact local economies, particularly in Michigan counties, where cuts … Read More
Wealth Enhancement reports that AI can aid retirement planning by organizing information and clarifying concepts but shouldn't replace … Read More
Ally Financial reports 10 common IRA mistakes to avoid, including underestimating retirement needs, exceeding contribution limits and … Read More
Care for seniors is sucking wealth out of families — especially in Ohio
Non-wealthy Americans are taking economic hits from all sides these days. Gas, groceries, housing, utilities and healthcare are all necessities and they’re rapidly getting more expensive. Less well-known is another necessity — long-term care for seniors — that is also costly and getting costlier. And, because of the way it’s financed, it’s sucking vast amounts […]
The Health Exam Many Don’t Know They Need
(NAPSI)—If you are like most Americans, you wait until you notice changes in your vision before making an appointment for an eye exam. According to a poll conducted by the American Academy of …
