Senior Living Blog

Beware of Counterfeit Drugs and Fake Medications

The Voice of America reports that the global trade in counterfeit drugs has risen to $30 billion a year. According to the VOA, 40 percent of the drugs sold in some countries are of the counterfeit variety, and contribute to frequent treatment failure and loss of life.

Bread, Bananas, and Health Coverage — Insurance Companies Going Out to Where You Shop

There’s a good chance you’ve noticed a trend while shopping recently.

2013 Medicare Rates and How They Affect You

Just as you were getting used to those 2012 Medicare rates, a brand new year is right around the corner.

Social Security Disability — Vital Information and Key Tips

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) can be a lifesaver if you’re disabled, unable to earn a certain amount of money, and eligible to receive SSDI benefits.

Medicaid for Pregnant Women

Pregnant women whose income exceeds 133% of the Federal Poverty level may qualify under “expanded eligibility” for Medicaid services under the “medically needy” classification even if they wouldn’t normally qualify for Medicaid.

Turning 65? Welcome to Your Medicare Years!

You’ve heard plenty about Medicare over the years, but if you’re about to turn 65, chances are you could do with a refresher.

Seniors and Cancer—Know How Medicare Can Help

Chocolate May Reduce Risk of Stroke

If you’ve been waiting for some news to make your day, this may be it.

Movember — A Month for Raising Awareness in the Fight Against Prostate Cancer

August, September, October, Movember …

Obama Wins — What Does That Mean for Healthcare?

“Obamacare” (aka The Affordable Health Care Act) passed a big test when it was upheld earlier this year in a 5-4 decision by the Supreme Court.