By Anne Palumbo Despite its deep roots in Thanksgiving history, cranberry sauce is one of the least-liked Thanksgiving dishes. If you’re thinking “Oh,
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How to Use Medicare’s Star Ratings System During Open Enrollment
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, What does Medicare factor into their star rating system? I need to find a new Medicare plan
Finding Peace and Meaning Through Hospice Care
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Boost Eye Health With This Fall Superfood
By Anne Palumbo Soon, the undeniable mascot of autumn will be everywhere. From jack-o-lanterns to pies, breads to pumpkin-spice lattes, the season wouldn’t
A Season for Change: Turning Over Your Own New Leaf
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How to Prevent Falls at Home
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, My 80-year-old father, who lives alone, has fallen several times over the past few months. Are there
What Can We Do to Support the Seniors in Our Lives and Community?
By Michael E. McRae Recently, while attending a service in St. Ann’s Parkes Chapel, I found myself reflecting on the words inscribed in
Drug Prices: Will The Cost Go Down?
By George W. Chapman OK. I’m both confused and exasperated. (First, let’s ignore the President Trump’s claim he will reduce drug prices by
What My Garden Has Taught Me
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How Beans Boost Your Brain Power
By Anne Palumbo Cognitive health is on everyone’s mind these days, including my own. Bolstered by studies that strongly suggest a close link