Month: September 2021

1. B&W Studies suggest that most people dreamed in black and white before color television was introduced in the 1960s. But after color TV caught on, up to 83 percent of people’s dreams were in color.  2. 95/5 We forget as much as 95 percent of our dreams.  3. Sleepwalking As many as 17 percent […]

This summer, your skin isn’t the only thing that might get burned. People over the age of 65 are more vulnerable to the effects of sun exposure. While you may be aware of the need of protecting your skin from dangerous UV radiation, you should also protect your eyes. 1. Prevent sunburned eyes There are […]

Nothing compares to the feeling of relief and relaxation that comes with getting into bed at the end of a long day. Getting a decent night’s sleep is difficult for many people. Some nighttime routines become into a wager on whether you’ll be able to go through the night without waking up in pain. Whether […]

According to the American Cancer Society, how quickly you recover from surgery is determined on the type of surgery you have and your overall health. Find out more about how to recuperate after surgery. Arrange transportation for an outpatient surgery According to the American Society of Anesthesiologists, even same-day outpatient surgery may require general anesthetic […]

You’re not alone if you’ve recently been diagnosed with cancer. The National Cancer Institute (NIH) estimates that 1.7 million new cancer cases were detected in the United States in 2016. According to the National Institutes of Health, more than one-third of men and women will be diagnosed with cancer at some time in their life. […]

Many different forms of lumps and tumors are treated with cancer surgery. If your doctor has advised cancer surgery as part of your therapy, it’s natural to have concerns about the risks. Although the dangers and potential consequences of cancer surgery differ depending on the kind, your doctor should be able to answer your questions […]

Medical expenses can have a significant—and unwelcome—impact on your finances. While keeping track of your health and the costs of treatment might be difficult, the good news is that Medicare will cover a portion of the costs of covered medical care. In addition, by following the procedures outlined below, you can estimate your out-of-pocket expenditures […]

We get a lot of calls from folks who are approaching (or have already reached) the age of 65 and want to know how to get started with Medicare. It might be intimidating with so many alternatives accessible to Medicare recipients, but if you grasp your fundamental options, it becomes lot easier. What happens when […]

It might be one of your worst nightmares: you’re in a serious automobile accident and wind up in the hospital for a lengthy period of time, possibly in a coma on a respirator. Medicare billing may be the last thing on your mind, but if you’re physically or psychologically unable to pay your bills, you […]

You may have heard that purchasing a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) coverage will help you save money on Medicare’s out-of-pocket expenditures. Here are the steps to purchasing a Medicare Supplement coverage: 1. Before buying, be sure that you are eligible for a Medicare Supplement policy and in your Open Enrollment Period.  Buying a Medicare Supplement coverage […]