Zoning In On Hypnotherapy for Seniors
Entering a hypnotic state can improve symptoms of many mental and physical illnesses—and Medicare may cover it.
Older Americans in Senior Housing Have Better Health Than Those Living at Home
Independent living is important for seniors, but a new study shows it might not be the best thing for their health.
Understanding Aging and Dehydration
Dehydration - failure to consume adequate fluids to replace those that are lost - is a major problem for the elderly.
What is OpenDNA? What can it tell you about your heart health?
Have you ever wondered about your potential risks for cardiovascular disease? According to the 2024 Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics report from the American Heart Association, heart disease has been the leading cause of death in the United States for over 100 years.
Silver Shield Tactics: Empowering Seniors Against Financial Deceit
Seniors often find themselves as targets in a world where financial exploitation and fraud are increasingly prevalent.
Downsizing dilemma: What to do with all your stuff?
You’ve made the decision to move to a smaller home. There isn’t room for all your belongings, but how do you decide which items make the cut?
What Is Long COVID? A Guide for Older Adults
As the nation continues to grapple with COVID-19, many Americans who’ve had the virus report persistent and often debilitating symptoms—long after their initial infection has passed. Referred to as "long COVID,” this condition is a growing concern for healthcare professionals and researchers, not to mention the people whose lives continue to be impacted.
Seniors and Weight-Loss Drugs
Finally, we have weight-loss drugs that really work. But should older adults be taking them?
How 79-Year-Old Mary Turned Her Osteoporosis Diagnosis Into a Falls-Prevention Strategy
“You can drink all the milk you want, but it’s not going to make a difference!”
That’s what Mary Welsh, 79, learned the hard way in the decades since she first was diagnosed with osteopenia.
Medical Credit Cards: A Potential Debt Trap for Older Consumers
Given the ever-rising cost of health care in the United States, it is unsurprising consumers are searching for ways to pay for their medical bills.