By Gwenn Voelckers For the first time in 64 years, I will be celebrating Thanksgiving alone. My parents have passed on and my sister
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Commercial Insurance Premiums Up Again
By George W. Chapman More than 150 million people are on commercial insurance through their employer. Despite the elimination of some ACA taxes, premiums
Little Kumquats Big on Vitamin C and Fiber
What’s a kumquat? If that question popped into your head, you’re not alone. My husband thought it was a root vegetable. My friend thought
Free Resources That Can Help with Your Medicare Decisions
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, I’m considering making changes in my Medicare coverage during the open-enrollment period. Can you recommend any free resources
Why is foot care important to senior health?
By John Ellie, DMP Feet are the unsung heroes you count on every day to carry your weight, act as shock absorbers, help you
More NPs and PAs Assuming Role as Main Care Providers
By George W. Chapman The collective term “advanced practitioner” refers to nurse practitioners and physician assistants. They are assuming an increasing role in the
October Can Be a Perfect Time to Change It Up!
By Gwenn Voelckers Fall is my favorite time of year. For me, it means all good things: relaxing in front of a cozy fire,
Certified Nurse Anesthetist: Average Salary: $169,330
The job growth for between 2014 and 2024 is projected at 31 percent, nearly twice that of registered nurses By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If
Nature’s Vitamin Pill: Nutrient-Rich Acorn Squash
Some foods serve up a little amount of a lot. While no superstar in any one nutrient, these foods boast decent amounts of many.
Which Flu Shot Is Right for You?
By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, I’ve been reading that there are a bunch of different flu vaccines for seniors this flu season. Which