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3 Ways You Might Be Damaging Your Hearing
There are plenty of things people do in day-to-day life that will have a cumulative effect on your hearing loss and can indirectly or directly contribute to hearing loss.
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By Olivia Parkinson
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6/1/23
What Mental Health Services Does Medicare Cover?
In this article, we will explore in detail what Medicare covers regarding mental health services, identify gaps and limitations in coverage, and discuss alternatives available.
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By Victoria
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5/19/23
Is Your Hearing Getting Worse?
If you are wondering whether your hearing might be getting worse, there are a lot of things you might want to consider.
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By Olivia Parkinson
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5/4/23
4 Conditions and Diseases That Florida Residents May Encounter as They Age
Aging is a fact of life, but that doesn't mean you can't be prepared and live the best way possible. It will help when you know what conditions and diseases you'll face in the future.
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By Adelle Reale
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5/1/23
Florida bill would protect senior citizens from fraud and abuse
The Florida Senate passed new legislation that could increase protections for vulnerable elderly people from exploitation and abuse.
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By Andrew Powell, The Center Square
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4/24/23
From Notifying Loved Ones to Seeking Support: Navigating an Unexpected Death of a loved one is a painful and emotionally overwhelming experience that no one can ever be fully prepared for
Here are some key steps that you can take after an unexpected death.
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By George Hyland
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4/24/23
How to Play Online Bingo with a Group
Whether you’re just getting started or are already an experienced player, this guide will show you how to play online bingo with a group—from gathering supplies and setting up the room to starting the game and celebrating the winners.
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By Suzanna Amirkhanyan
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3/15/23
Let’s Talk Medicare Supplement
As the Baby Boomer generation reaches retirement, the future of Medicare has become a topic of debate. Medicare Advantage plans are gaining popularity over Medicare Supplement plans, and many advertisements during evening news programs promote Advantage plans.
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By Ford Carlisle
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2/1/23
Spotting the Early Signs of Epilepsy in Senior Citizens
If you are unsure how to spot the early signs of epilepsy, talking to a specialized neurologist should be your first port of call. However, the guide here can help.
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By Richard Grant
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1/23/23
How to Avoid Loneliness as You Get Older
Loneliness can be due to various factors including retirement, empty nest, death of loved ones or health problems. Below are just some of the ways in which can prevent loneliness as you get older.
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By Olivia Parkinson
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1/19/23
Helping a Loved One Live Better with Hearing Loss
If you have a loved one with hearing loss, it’s important to be aware of how deeply it can affect their life and, more importantly, what you could do to help improve their quality of life.
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By George Hyland
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1/19/23
Ways to Save Money on Taxes
There are plenty of ways that people can save money on taxes without compromising their financial health or lifestyle choices. In this article, we'll be covering a few of the most efficient ways to save money on taxes.
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By Justin Weinger
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12/20/22
Tips for Caring for Elderly Parents at Home
There are many things to consider when providing care for aging parents, from their physical needs to their emotional well-being. We hope these tips will help make the process a little bit easier for you!
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By Olivia Parkinson
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12/14/22
What Signs Could Indicate Hearing Loss in a Person
Hearing loss of any degree is good to catch when it’s still in its early stages because more can then be done to help reduce further damage and impact made.
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By George Hyland
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12/14/22
Financial Survival After the Death of a Loved One
Taking care of financial matters can be especially challenging if the deceased were the primary breadwinner in the family. This article will discuss some steps that you can take to ensure financial survival after the death of a loved one.
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By George Hyland
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12/2/22
How to Talk to Older Relatives About Health
It's hard to approach the matter in a sensitive way, especially when many older people are resistant to it. But there are many ways you can approach it and ensure you can have a helpful dialog about their health.
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By Olivia Parkinson
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11/14/22
Boosting Your Immune System: 6 Medical Products That Can Help
A strong immune system is key to good health, and by boosting it, you can improve your body's ability to fight off illnesses.
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By Allen Brown
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10/30/22
6 Steps to Finding Happiness & Living Your Best Life
Here are six steps to finding happiness and living your best life so you can get back in the driver’s seat of your life. Here's how you can take control of how your days unfold and of how you feel.
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By George Hyland
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10/28/22
Enjoying and Experiencing the Joy of Your Golden Years
This article will discuss how you can enjoy and experience the joy of your golden years and explore the many different ways that you can make aging a positive experience.
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By Olivia Parksinson
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10/3/22
5 Ways Senior Citizens Can Stay Safe and Active
There are plenty of things senior citizens can do to stay active both physically and mentally. In this article are five ideas of how to stay safe and active as a senior citizen.
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By Olivia Parkinson
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9/14/22
How to Reduce Anxiety While You're Driving
One of the hardest things to deal with as a driver is anxiety . Anxiety can feel perfectly rational to the person dealing with it, but it comes from an irrational place. Often, anxiety can feel like …
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By George Hyland
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7/27/22
5 Easy Stretches for Seniors with Back Pain
Back pain is the second most common reason for doctor’s office visits, accounting for more than 28 million visits in 2010. Here are five easy stretches to reduce back pain in seniors.
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By Hubert Dwight
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7/25/22
Some profound and wonderful things I have learned as a sojourner on planet earth
I don't know where you are on your own journey - but I hope some of these "things learned" can either save you a bit of heartache, or at least lessen the ache of your heart, and maybe even...
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By Charles Towne
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7/16/22
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Top Healthcare Trends That Will Shape The Future
The healthcare industry has seen tremendous advancement in recent years. Here are some of the top healthcare trends that will shape the future.
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By George Hyland
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6/14/22
Retirement Investments: Here are 8 Important Things to Know
This article has put together a list of important things to know about retirement investments, with tips to help you make wise choices.
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By Allen Brown
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5/12/22
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