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Urinary incontinence among older adults

February 27, 2012 By Mark Hager

Urinary incontinence affects 13 million people in America, mostly older adults. Urinary incontinence is when urine leaks from the bladder involuntarily. It means that the bladder is unable to prevent urine from seeping, which can be due to number of reasons. Urinary incontinence is a very common issue and, although it has the potential to […]

Filed Under: Conditions, Health Tagged With: health care, Urinary incontinence

Evan Parra – Home Health Care Associates

February 21, 2012 By Mark Hager

Aging in place services Marion, IN provider of home health and non-medical in-home care. Contact Evan Parra 765-671-9140 Address: Home Health Care Associates 2038 W 2nd Street Marion, IN  46952 http://myhhca.com     Looking for local help? Find a Pro in your community      

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: 46952, care, Evan Parra, health care, home, Home Health Care Associates, IN, localpro, Marion, non-medical

10 Steps You Can Take to Get the Coverage You Deserve

March 31, 2009 By Mark Hager

Health insurance coverage costs are rising at an alarming rate. According to a 2005 survey conducted by the Kaiser Family Foundation, employee premiums have increased 70% since 2000. During the same period, wages rose just 15%. Unfortunately, while insurance costs are rising, the medical claims processing system remains highly complex, resulting in individuals not receiving […]

Filed Under: Money & Finance for Aging in Place Tagged With: claims, Claims Relief Solutions, Clarisa Odell, health care, healthcare, insurance

Seniors & Elderly Flu Prevention

December 6, 2008 By Mark Hager

Vaccinating seniors for flu prevention

You know it’s coming on when the fever, headache, tiredness, cough and other symptoms start. It can keep you from being at your best and slow you down. Even though it is easier to ignore it than interrupt your busy life, don’t. According to the CDC, every year 36,000 people die and 200,000 are put […]

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: baby boomers, CDC, elderly, flu, flu shot, health care, influenza, seniors, vaccinatioins

Website Helps You Manage Your Medication

November 29, 2008 By Mark Hager

Destination RX is a website that helps you manage your drug costs and puts the information about your medications within easy reach. The site is free and provides tools that are easy-to-use. The goal of the site is to assist you in safely and securely managing your medications and help you make informed prescription decisions. […]

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: healt, health care, healthcare, medicine, pharmacy, prescritpions, saving money

Things You May Not Know About Aspirin

November 29, 2008 By Mark Hager

New research on aspirin shows there may be more to the little pill than you think. Some good, some not so good. Well worth the read, especially for the older folks. Read More: 12 Things You Should Know About Aspirin

Filed Under: Medications Tagged With: aspirin, elderly, health care, healthcare, seniors

Help for Making the Right Prescription Drug Plan Choice

November 18, 2008 By Mark Hager

Did you know that if you are on Medicare you are eligible for prescription coverage no matter what your health situation or how much money you have? What about those who are a very limited income? Did you know you could qualify for extra assistance with your prescriptions. These are just a few of the […]

Filed Under: Medications, Money & Finance for Aging in Place Tagged With: AARP, drug, health care, medicare, money, part d, prescription, saving money

Marital Status May Determine Risk of Alzheimer’s

August 21, 2008 By Mark Hager

Sound crazy? Incredibly, it may not be so far fetched. At least, not according to research conducted by a group at the KI Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center at the Karolinska Institutet, in Stockholm, Sweden. As reported in a AARP Bulletin, the results of their study over a 21 year period indicates that men and women […]

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: AARP, Aging in Place, alzheimer's, elderly, health care, healthcare, marriage, relationships, seniors

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