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Kids or Grandkids Back in School? Keeping Your Family Healthy

While we are still dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, our children and grandchildren are entering a new school year. Depending on where you live, this means that some children will be back in their classrooms interacting with other students, school personnel, and school bus drivers. A lot of attention is…

Five Ways to Stay Healthy During the Coronavirus Pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic is a serious concern for people in all age groups, but especially for the elderly and those with underlying health problems such as diabetes, lung, and heart issues. While the medical community works on the development of a vaccine, there are ways for you to avoid exposure…

Safe Summer Travels

With the end of some stay-at-home orders across the country, many people are venturing out to see loved ones and friends, taking trips, and getting out of the house. But, the COVID-19 pandemic isn’t over, so it’s as important as ever to stay healthy and safe during this time. Medicare…

Should I get a Coronavirus test?

During a pandemic, it can be nerve-wracking to experience any changes in your health. If you start to feel ill for any reason, call your doctor. Medicare has expanded its telehealth services so you won’t have to risk going into a doctor’s office for a visit. Your physician will be…

Changes to Medicare Advantage and Part D Plans Due to Coronavirus

The coronavirus is an overarching term for a group of viruses that have the capacity to bring on illnesses that range from the common cold to an intractable affliction, such as SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome), MERS (Middle East respiratory syndrome) and COVID-19 (coronavirus disease 2019). The repercussions of the…