What makes it so good for you By Anne Palumbo Although National Watermelon Day falls on Aug. 3, we’re featuring watermelon today because warm
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The Long-Term Care Benefit Many Veterans Are Missing Out On
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, I have heard that the VA has a benefit that can help veterans and spouses with long-term care
How Does ‘Life Enrichment’ Enhance Senior Living?
By Jenna Carson Take a moment to think of something special in your life. Maybe it’s the smell of a favorite dish cooking. Maybe
Alone & Content Workshop: A One-Day Boot Camp
Forging a New Life on Your Own By Gwenn Voelckers For some women, living alone in mid-to-later life is a welcome change, especially if
Large Employers Limiting Choices to Providers
By George W. Chapman Faced with continually rising healthcare premiums and costs, many large employers like Walmart are receiving a lot of press for
‘Trust Your Gut’
By William S Ferris, DC In today’s busy world people find it increasingly difficult to obtain the holy grail of a healthy balanced life.
Why We Should Eat More Broccoli
By Anne Palumbo I eat a lot of broccoli, probably more than your average Jane. When I was younger, I ate it for the
Finding Health Insurance Before Medicare Kicks In
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, I will be retiring in a few months and need to get some health insurance in Hanover for
When is a Good Time to Talk to My Aging Parents About Finances?
By Sharon Osborne One of the most meaningful things adult children can do for aging parents is to honor their wishes regarding eldercare. There’s
Career: Diagnostic Medical Sonography
Career requires only an associate’s degree. It pays about $70K By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Would you like a career in a medical field that