Senate: How to Build a Better Health Care Bill
In James C. Capretta, resident fellow and holds the Milton Friedman Chair at the American Enterprise Institute, writes in his
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Long-Term Care Insurance
According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, about 70 percent of Americans who turn 65 will need
Read MoreVirtual Visits for Medicare Advantage Members
A growing number of Medicare Advantage health plans are introducing “virtual visits” or telehealth as an option for seniors, with
Read MoreAre You Maximizing Your Medicare Benefits?
Here is four ways to maximize your Medicare benefits and look after your health in the process. Read article here…
Read MoreTo Bring Down Stubbornly High Blood Pressure, It Helps To Have A Team
(By Wendy Rigby for NPR) You’ve probably heard the phrase “it takes a village” to get things done. Many clinics
Read MoreCancer Survivors in United States: 15.5 Million
We first declared war on cancer back in 1971, but a single cure remains elusive; however, it doesn’t mean significant
Read MoreBoth Health Insurers and Hospitals are Concerned about Next Year Insurance Premiums
Health insurers are busy struggling with decisions they need to make now about how to price premiums and what markets
Read MoreMedicare: Knowing What’s Not Covered Can Be Almost As Important As Knowing What is Covered
If you are turning age 65 soon and are not covered by an employer plan, you are eligible for Medicare. Knowing
Read MoreStudy Results: No Long-Term Benefits of Opioid Medications for Chronic Back Pain
In a first-of-its-kind research at the Minneapolis VA has found no long-term benefits for patients taking opioid medications for chronic
Read MoreProtein K-Ras
A research project led by Matthias Buck, professor of physiology and biophysics at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine,
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