By George W. Chapman Elections are just around the corner and political ads, national and local, are rife with claims that their candidate is
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Wound Care: A Medical Specialty
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant To an extent, medical professionals know how to care for wounds and ostomies; however, wound care also represents a medical
Why Brussels Sprouts Deserve a Shout-Out
America’s most-hated vegetable doesn’t deserve the bad rap By Anne Palumbo Staunchly refused by many and accused of smelling like old socks when boiled,
Should I Buy Long-Term Care Insurance?
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, My wife and I have thought about purchasing a long-term care insurance policy, but we hate the idea
Tips for Staying Active and Engaged During Quarantine
By Patty Finnigan Being in quarantine due to COVID-19 is the perfect opportunity to approach daily life more intentionally. Allowing curiosity to lead the
An Antidote for Hard Times: Build a Home in Your Heart
By Gwenn Voelckers “Build thy home in thy heart and be forever sheltered.” – Anonymous This is one of my favorite quotes. It captures
Profits for Major Insurers Double This Year. Does it Mean We Will Get a Premium Rebate?
By George W. Chapman The short answer is: don’t hold your breath. A recent article in the New York Times by Reed Abelson explained.
Clear Choice Hearing & Balance
Founded in 2008 by Christine Tirk, Clear Choice Hearing and Balance is a private, full-scope audiology practice that serves patients from infants to geriatrics
The Nutritious Perks of Whole-Grain Rice Noodles
By Anne Palumbo A popular takeout during normal times, pad Thai — a beloved Thai noodle dish — has skyrocketed in popularity, according to
How Does a ‘Continuum of Care’ Benefit Seniors?
By Nichole Tyler For many seniors, moving to a retirement community is the perfect way to simplify their lives. Finding a community that offers