Many seniors can reduce their risk of health issues and diseases simply by staying active. Learn about exercises for older adults including yoga, walking, tai chi and swimming, that are easy on the joints and will improve mobility.
Health Coverage for Everyone, Everywhere
This past weekend, in honor of World Health Day, the World Health Organization (WHO) promoted universal healthcare as this year’s World Health Day theme. The goal of universal healthcare is to achieve accessible and affordable health coverage for everyone, everywhere...
Diagnosed with Prostate or Testicular Cancer? Benefits May Be Available
Guest Blog Written By the Outreach Team at Disability Benefits Help If you find yourself facing down a cancer diagnosis, you will likely be worried about making ends meet. Treatments are expensive and physically exhausting, meaning you may unable to work. Did you know...
Questions To Ask Your Doctor As You Age
According to Practice Fusion, patients over the age of 65 will have seen an average of 28.4 doctors over their lifetime. We place an incredible amount of trust in these men and women, even if the time we spend in their presence is often quite brief. Even the most...
Life Without Limits: A New Perspective on Aging
There are unfortunately many misconceptions about what exactly aging means. People typically expect older adults to be dependent, stuck in their ways, uncomfortable with technology — just to name a few. Not only are these misconceptions damaging to the very concept of...
